Central American migrant caravan resumes northward journey amid US election speculation

Approximately 1,500 Central American migrants, mostly Hondurans, departed southern Mexico heading toward the US, motivated partly by rumors—spread by smugglers—that Democratic midterm victories will ease US asylum policy. The caravan, which began in San Pedro Sula in October, reflects ongoing violence and economic hardship in the region. The actual impact of US election results on asylum policy remains uncertain, but the movement signals sustained migration pressure.

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