Overview

• The convoy, organized by conservative figures and former military personnel, began its journey in Virginia Beach, aiming to protest against the Biden administration's migration policies.
• Despite organizers' claims of expecting around 700,000 participants, only about 50 vehicles have joined the convoy as it entered Texas.
• The convoy plans to hold rallies in border states, including a major one near Eagle Pass, Texas, but insists it will not directly approach the border.
• Internal friction and security concerns have been reported within the convoy, with incidents of sabotage and warnings of potential infiltrators.
• Experts are closely monitoring the convoy, noting its connections to various right-wing movements and conspiracy theories, and expressing concerns over its potential to fuel extremism.