Migrant caravan of ~2,000 departs southern Mexico post-U.S. midterms

A caravan of nearly 2,000 migrants from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua departed southern Mexico toward the U.S. one week after the midterm elections, where Democrats gained House control. Migrants hope for a policy shift under the new Congress, though U.S. asylum rules remain unchanged. This is a recurring pattern of caravans timed to political events, but the scale and timing signal sustained migration pressure.

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