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More People Join Caravan of Thousands of Migrants in Mexico Bound for US, Chinese Immigration Surges with 24,000 Migrants, Explosive Devices Found, 'Got-Aways' Detected

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Updated Nov 2, 2023, 09:37 PM

Hundreds more people have joined a caravan of thousands of migrants in Mexico bound for the United States, according to organizers. The group is currently traveling through the southern state of Chiapas. Additionally, there has been an increase in Chinese immigrants using a new and dangerous route through Panama's Darién Gap jungle, thanks in part to social media posts and videos providing guidance. The US border has also seen an influx of Chinese migrants, with over 24,000 crossing from Mexico in the past 12 months, a tenfold increase from the previous year. Republicans have raised concerns about explosive devices being discovered with illegal immigrants, while the Department of Homeland Security has detected a significant number of 'got-aways' this year. The situation at the southern border continues to be a major issue.

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The National Pulse

@TheNatPulse

Illegal Migrants Caught 'With Explosives' Crossing Southern Border. Read more: https://t.co/25KZ8n363m

Not the Bee

@Not_the_Bee

We now have record numbers of Chinese nationals crossing the southern border. Look at these stats. https://t.co/HG3jkAGwL3 https://t.co/HG3jkAGwL3

Robert Spencer

@jihadwatchRS

Three illegal migrants carrying explosive devices 'tailor-made for terrorism' caught at US Southern border - https://t.co/k5dg4No5TE

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More People Join Caravan of Thousands of Migrants in Mexico Bound for US, Chinese Immigration Surges with 24,000 Migrants, Explosive Devices Found, 'Got-Aways' Detected

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Thousands of Migrants, Including Chinese Immigrants, March from Mexico's Southern Border, Caravan Grows as It Heads to US

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