A group of around 1,200 migrants from Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Cuba is currently heading for the US border, according to Mexico’s National Migration Institute. The caravan has been organised by a network called Pueblo Sin Fronteras (People Without Borders), which says it aims “to provide humanitarian assistance in order to prevent illegal immigration into Mexico”.
A group of around 1,200 migrants from Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Cuba is currently heading for the US border, according to Mexico’s National Migration Institute. The group formed a caravan in southern Mexico and began moving north on Saturday 23 March, authorities said.