Migrant caravan: Hondurans march to the United States

On 20th October 2018, immigrants in Honduras took part in a caravan to the United States and slept at the main square of Tecun Uman Ciudad in Guatemala on the border with Mexico. Thousands of immigrants passed through the northwest border of Guatemala and flooded over the bridge to Mexico where they urged the riot police to continue to the United States, waiting on Saturday at the borders. Orlando Sierra, AFP / Getty Images

On 20th October 2000, Honduras immigrants who participated in the caravan to America returned by bus to Honduras in Ciudad Tecn Uman, Guatemala. About 220 people of immigrants in Honduras returned home and about 130 people are waiting at shelters on Saturday, a police source, thousands of people cross the northwestern border of Guatemala to Mexico I was flooded with the bridge. Their journey Johan Ordonez, AFP / Getty Images

On Saturday 20th October, at the Guatemalan border of Ciudad Hidalgo in Mexico, Honduras immigrants crossed the gentleman river through a wooden raft made of tractor inner pipes and boards, crossing the Mexican border in 2018 It was. The bridge is closed with Mexico. The main immigrant group returned to about 30 feet away from the gate, pulling them away from the police in Mexico to create a buffer zone. About 1,000 immigrants remain in the bridge between Guatemala and Mexico. Mr. Moises Castillo, Associated Press

In recent weeks, thousands of immigrants (mainly Honduras) have joined the caravan to speed up Mexico and seek evacuation in the United States. Several immigrants tried to go in a hurry, and the intersection used by Tijuana resident workers in the US and shopping last weekend and American tourists to the south were temporarily closed.

Almost all Honduran immigrant caravans are headed north towards Mexico and America through Guatemala. This is the latest and, of course, the biggest phenomenon that happens from time to time. The majority of Central America unite to face immigration challenges and their number provides safety for criminals who follow the North route. But this is the cause of President Cardin 's wrath and Mr. Trump warned Thursday that if Mexico did not stop this group it will close the southwestern border of the United States. Also, as long as the governments of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador did not stop the caravan's progress, he repeated his threat of stopping foreign aid to them.

On 12th October, immigrants from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador gathered in San Pedro Sula the second largest city in Honduras. The caravan began the next day, with the aim of the United States to escape violence, poverty and political oppression. The caravan began with about 160 immigrants, but soon he gathered more than 500 participants during the parade of Honduras. Bartolo Fuentes, one of the coordinators to march with Honduras former parliamentarian, said the caravan's aim is to find a safe number towards the north. On the same day that it left, the American Vice President Mike Burns urged President of Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala to persuade them to stay home. President Honduras President Juan Antonio Hernandez suggested to his citizens "to avoid being used for political purposes." Pueblo Sinfron Terrace did not organize a caravan in October but expressed support for it.