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A migrant caravan of about 2,000 people left Mexico’s city of Tapachula on Tuesday (Nov 10) afternoon, heading toward the southern town of Huehuetan in the state of Chiapas.

The caravan is made up mostly of Central Americans and some South Americans including Venezuelans.

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00:02A migrant caravan of about 2,000 people left Tapachula in Mexico's Chiapas State on Tuesday,
00:09heading towards the southern town of Huehuetan.
00:12The caravan, made up mainly of Central and South Americans, including Venezuelans,
00:17plan to walk 25 kilometers to Huehuetan, rest on Wednesday, and resume their journey on Thursday.
00:24They hope the recent democratic gains in the United States' midterm elections
00:28will lead to an easing of border restrictions imposed by President Donald Trump.
00:34Muchos lo estamos tomando como una buena oportunidad por el voto latino que se ha dado en Estados Unidos
00:41y al ver el señor Donald Trump de que no estamos solos. Como emigrantes, no estamos solos.
00:48Una luz de esperanza, ya por lo menos la gobernadora que ganó en Texas dijo que nos va a abrir
00:55el paso
00:56y estamos esperando eso, por eso vamos hacia arriba, a ver si podemos lograr el...
01:02¿Qué le pediría a los gobiernos de México y Estados Unidos?
01:04Que nos den la oportunidad de cruzar lo único que pedimos para que podamos tener un mejor futuro.
01:13Trump and congressional republicans have maintained strict immigration controls,
01:18blocking border crossings and deporting undocumented migrants.
01:22However, republicans lost their congressional majority in last week's elections,
01:27with democrats set to take control in January.
01:30The latest group is the third migrant caravan to leave Central America since September.
01:42Gracias por ver el video.

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