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… formed in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, crossed into Mexico illegally at the Rodolfo Robles bridge from Guatemala, and left Tapachula Tuesday afternoon. Estimates run 1,500 to 2,000 people. A Chiapas government source calls it the largest caravan of 2026.🛑 Largest Caravan of 2026 Marches North, Betting on the Midterms 🛑 Kids on shoulders, strollers, rolling suitcases and Honduran, Salvadoran, Guatemalan and Mexican flags packed into one street in Tapachula, Mexico. This is the "Dios con Nosotros" caravan heading north. It formed in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, crossed into Mexico illegally at the Rodolfo Robles bridge from Guatemala, and left Tapachula Tuesday afternoon. Estimates run 1,500 to 2,000 people. A Chiapas government source calls it the largest caravan of 2026. Most are Honduran, with Salvadorans, Guatemalans, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans, Cubans and Haitians mixed in. They're telling reporters exactly why now. They're counting on last week's Democratic wins to open a way in. One said family "on the other side" told them there will be an agreement with "the ones who won." Washington answered fast. Tom Homan: "Congress may be more blue, Texas may be more blue, but the White House is red, bright red." He says they won't be released into the United States. They'll be turned around, or prosecuted and then turned around. Trump warned Mexico on social media that he'll double tariffs if it doesn't stop the caravans. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum now says asylum at the U.S. border no longer exists. Mexico stopped a separate group of about 100 at the Suchiate River this week and detained about 40. Here's what the promise leaves out. Democrats won the House, but the new Congress isn't sworn in until January. Trump still holds the veto, ICE and the border. Nothing "the ones who won" promise becomes law without his signature. This group is still deep in southern Mexico. Health officials say 40 to 50 percent have been treated for dehydration and blisters, and they're asking Sheinbaum for transit papers so they don't have to walk roughly 300 km to Arriaga. The big question is what will all of the new blue border state politicians do? Are they going to attempt to let them in thereby bringing a confrontation with the federal government?
— Katie K USA (@KimKatieUSA) November 12, 2026
Most are Honduran, with Salvadorans, Guatemalans, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans, Cubans and Haitians mixed in.
They're telling reporters exactly why now. They're counting on last week's Democratic wins to open a way in. One said family "on the other side" told them there will be an agreement with "the ones who won."
Border Czar Tom Homan on migrant caravans approaching the southern border following the midterms: "Congress may be more blue... but the White House is red—bright red… These caravans can come to the border all they want. They're not going to be released into the United States." https://t.co/0sDt1nctTH
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) November 11, 2026
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