Thousands of Migrants Form Caravans to Reach US Before Election

Migrants fear stricter immigration policies if Donald Trump wins the upcoming presidential election.

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.