New Caravan of Migrants Headed for the US

Fresh group of Central American migrants begin their trek toward the U.S. border in attempt to flee the violent Honduran city of San Pedro Sula

Report says about 500 migrants left before sunrise, embarking on a journey towards the US border in an attempt to flee from the violence in the city of San Pedro Sula, Hondura, to seek refuge in the United States. The new caravan is likely to draw the attention of Trump administration officials, who seized on last year's caravans to gin up support for building a wall along the southern border and implementing stricter immigration laws. According to the president, only a wall will stop such illegal migration.