Mexican Migrants Head To U.S. Despite Trump’s Stance

MEXICO – Hundreds of migrants formed a caravan and left Tapachula, Mexico, early Sunday, seeking safety in numbers amid threats from organized crime along their journey.

They gathered in the city’s Central Park before setting out, hopeful about reaching the U.S. despite challenges, including President Donald Trump’s hardline stance on immigration.

Many expressed confidence they would not face deportation, emphasizing they are not involved in illegal activities.