Overview

• Two major migrant caravans, totaling around 4,000 people, are traveling from Tapachula, Mexico, towards the US-Mexico border.
• Migrants are driven by delays in asylum processing and fears of stricter border policies if Trump wins the presidency.
• The caravans, including people from Latin America, Afghanistan, and Nepal, aim to reach the US before potential policy changes.
• The CBP One app, a crucial tool for scheduling asylum appointments, faces criticism for inefficiencies and delays.
• The migration issue is a key topic in the US election, with polls showing voters favoring Trump over Harris on immigration.