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Undeterred By Crackdown, 3,000 Migrants Travel In Caravans To US Border
About 3,000 people carrying bags, water and small children trod through intense heat along a highway in southern Mexico on Tuesday, traveling in two groups aiming to reach the US border.
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Migrant Caravan Advances Slowly In Southern Mexico, Some Reject Visas
About 3,000 mostly Central American migrants advanced slowly on Friday along a highway near Mexico's border with Guatemala.
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Donald Trump Renews Threat To Close Mexican Border, Send More Troops
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday again threatened to close part of the southern border and send more "armed soldiers" to defend it if Mexico did not block a new caravan of migrants traveling toward the United States.
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Social Media Spreads Hope And Fear Among Central America Migrants
As a group of migrants prepare to form a new caravan to set out from El Salvador for the promised land of the United States, eager participants exchange messages over social media.
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Why Tear Gas, Lobbed At Migrants On US Border, Is Banned In Warfare
Military recruits enter the chamber one by one and don protective masks. Tear gas swirls. Then, the order: Take off your mask and breathe. Eyes well and throats tighten, and men and women training for war uncontrollably gag.
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Scenes Of Children Choking On Tear Gas As US Migrant Crisis Escalates
US authorities closed off the busiest port of entry along the US border with Mexico on Sunday and fired tear gas at members of a Central American migrant caravan who had rushed the fencing that separates the countries.
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Judge Bars Trump From Denying Asylum To Those Who Enter US Illegally
A U.S. judge on Monday temporarily blocked an order by President Donald Trump that barred asylum for immigrants who enter the country illegally from Mexico, the latest courtroom defeat for Trump on immigration policy.
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Donald Trump Says US Planning "Tent Cities" For Migrants
President Donald Trump said Monday his administration was planning to build tent cities for thousands of Central American migrants making their way through Mexico to the United States.
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Pentagon To Send About 800 Troops To US-Mexico Border, Amid Migrant March
The Pentagon is expected to deploy about 800 troops to the US-Mexico border, two US officials told AFP on Thursday, after President Donald Trump said the military would help tackle a "national emergency" and called on a caravan of US-bound migrants to turn around.
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Years-Old Photo Of Bleeding Cop Stokes Fears In US About Migrant Caravan
The image is shocking: A Mexican policeman in riot gear bleeds profusely from gashes on his head. The culprits, according to posts spreading virally on social media, were members of the migrant caravan making their way north toward the U.S. border - and delivering violence along the way.
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Migrant Caravan Infiltrated By "Middle Easterners," Alleges Donald Trump
Thousands of mainly Honduran migrants heading to the United States -- a caravan President Donald Trump has called an "assault on our country" -- stopped to rest Tuesday after walking for two days into Mexican territory.
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Gang Members, Middle Easterners Among Migrants Marching Towards US: Trump
Members of the ultra-violent MS-13 gang and people from the Middle East are among a caravan of thousands of mostly Honduran migrants bound for the United States, President Donald Trump said Monday.
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"Expelled By Violence, Poverty": Thousands Of Migrants March To Reach US
The caravan of migrants from Central America grew to roughly 5,000 on Sunday, a massive group that stretched across this city's main highway for more than a half-mile.
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Thousands Of Migrants March At Least 3,000 Kilometres To Reach US
Thousands of Honduran migrants whose trek toward the United States has triggered a series of tirades from US President Donald Trump resumed their long march Sunday after crossing a river into Mexico.
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"Full Efforts" Under Way To Stop Migrant Caravan Heading Toward US: Trump
President Donald Trump said Sunday that "full efforts" were under way to halt the progress of thousands of Honduran migrants toward the United States.
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Undeterred By Crackdown, 3,000 Migrants Travel In Caravans To US Border
About 3,000 people carrying bags, water and small children trod through intense heat along a highway in southern Mexico on Tuesday, traveling in two groups aiming to reach the US border.
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Migrant Caravan Advances Slowly In Southern Mexico, Some Reject Visas
About 3,000 mostly Central American migrants advanced slowly on Friday along a highway near Mexico's border with Guatemala.
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Donald Trump Renews Threat To Close Mexican Border, Send More Troops
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday again threatened to close part of the southern border and send more "armed soldiers" to defend it if Mexico did not block a new caravan of migrants traveling toward the United States.
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Social Media Spreads Hope And Fear Among Central America Migrants
As a group of migrants prepare to form a new caravan to set out from El Salvador for the promised land of the United States, eager participants exchange messages over social media.
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Why Tear Gas, Lobbed At Migrants On US Border, Is Banned In Warfare
Military recruits enter the chamber one by one and don protective masks. Tear gas swirls. Then, the order: Take off your mask and breathe. Eyes well and throats tighten, and men and women training for war uncontrollably gag.
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Scenes Of Children Choking On Tear Gas As US Migrant Crisis Escalates
US authorities closed off the busiest port of entry along the US border with Mexico on Sunday and fired tear gas at members of a Central American migrant caravan who had rushed the fencing that separates the countries.
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Judge Bars Trump From Denying Asylum To Those Who Enter US Illegally
A U.S. judge on Monday temporarily blocked an order by President Donald Trump that barred asylum for immigrants who enter the country illegally from Mexico, the latest courtroom defeat for Trump on immigration policy.
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Donald Trump Says US Planning "Tent Cities" For Migrants
President Donald Trump said Monday his administration was planning to build tent cities for thousands of Central American migrants making their way through Mexico to the United States.
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Pentagon To Send About 800 Troops To US-Mexico Border, Amid Migrant March
The Pentagon is expected to deploy about 800 troops to the US-Mexico border, two US officials told AFP on Thursday, after President Donald Trump said the military would help tackle a "national emergency" and called on a caravan of US-bound migrants to turn around.
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Years-Old Photo Of Bleeding Cop Stokes Fears In US About Migrant Caravan
The image is shocking: A Mexican policeman in riot gear bleeds profusely from gashes on his head. The culprits, according to posts spreading virally on social media, were members of the migrant caravan making their way north toward the U.S. border - and delivering violence along the way.
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Migrant Caravan Infiltrated By "Middle Easterners," Alleges Donald Trump
Thousands of mainly Honduran migrants heading to the United States -- a caravan President Donald Trump has called an "assault on our country" -- stopped to rest Tuesday after walking for two days into Mexican territory.
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Gang Members, Middle Easterners Among Migrants Marching Towards US: Trump
Members of the ultra-violent MS-13 gang and people from the Middle East are among a caravan of thousands of mostly Honduran migrants bound for the United States, President Donald Trump said Monday.
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"Expelled By Violence, Poverty": Thousands Of Migrants March To Reach US
The caravan of migrants from Central America grew to roughly 5,000 on Sunday, a massive group that stretched across this city's main highway for more than a half-mile.
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Thousands Of Migrants March At Least 3,000 Kilometres To Reach US
Thousands of Honduran migrants whose trek toward the United States has triggered a series of tirades from US President Donald Trump resumed their long march Sunday after crossing a river into Mexico.
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"Full Efforts" Under Way To Stop Migrant Caravan Heading Toward US: Trump
President Donald Trump said Sunday that "full efforts" were under way to halt the progress of thousands of Honduran migrants toward the United States.
