What may become the largest caravan ever to travel to the U.S.-Mexico border is moving through southern Mexico.
The caravan, which moved out of the Mexican city of Tapachula on the Guatemala border on Monday, contains roughly 11,000 migrants, according to The Guardian. The caravan is expected to gain thousands more migrants as it travels north and grow to up to 15,000 people, according to estimates.

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