Migrant Caravan Nears US Border

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A group of 2,000 migrants in southern Mexico depart for the US weeks before election — worried about potential new administration

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A caravan of about 2,000 migrants is racing across Mexico toward the US border in the hopes of getting into the country ahead of the looming election.

Many of the migrants fear that whomever is voted into the White House on November 5 could end the asylum program completely.

The next few months until a new president is sworn in on Jan. 20 will be the last chance to cross the border.

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