Migrant caravans resume toward US after Republican election setback; Trump threatens Mexico tariffs

Following the Republican defeat in legislative elections, Central American migrant caravans are forming again, with one advancing through Chiapas and another set to depart from Honduras, as migrants perceive a Democratic victory as improving chances of entry into the US. In response, Trump has threatened to double commercial tariffs on Mexico, escalating trade pressure amid the migration surge. The situation is fluid, with the actual size and timing of the caravans unconfirmed, and the tariff threat's implementation uncertain.

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