Migrant caravan sets out from southern Mexico bound for US after midterms

More than 1,000 migrants began marching from Tapachula in southern Mexico on Tuesday, heading north toward the United States. The caravan, called “God With Us,” includes families and was estimated by a Chiapas government source to number about 1,500 people. President Donald Trump warned Mexico to stop the group or face doubled tariffs, while saying the Democrats’ midterm gains had encouraged migrants seeking entry to the U.S.