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(DC Pundit) – Another migrant caravan is on the move toward the United States, and the marchers say last Tuesday’s election results are the reason they packed their bags.
According to Real America’s Voice, at least 800 migrants, mainly Hondurans, crossed from Guatemala into Mexico on Friday night. Video posted to social media shows the group walking over the Rodolfo Robles International Bridge into Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas. Correspondent Oscar Ramirez asked them why they were heading north, and one answered plainly: “We have hope now that democrats have won.”
That may be the most honest Democratic endorsement ever, and it didn’t cost the party a dime in ad buys.
BREAKING: New 800 migrant caravan entering Mexico.
“We have hope now that democrats have won”
We said this will happen 2 years ago if republicans lose the house and senate. pic.twitter.com/YuotjUYeFG
— Oscar Ramirez – Real America’s Voice correspondent (@OscarRamirezTJ) November 7, 2026
The timing is hard to miss. Democrats won control of both the House and the Senate on Nov. 3. In Texas, Democrat Gina Hinojosa defeated Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, who had campaigned on making the state safer in part by securing the border. Hinojosa will be the first Democratic governor of Texas since Ann Richards left office in 1995.
This isn’t the first caravan of the season. In late October, journalist Julio Rosas spoke with Central American migrants marching through Mexico who told him they hoped Democrats would win the midterms. In September, more than 400 migrants from Honduras entered Mexico on their way to the U.S. According to independent reporter Anthony Aguero, “Proyecto Faro and ADRA” were the two main NGOs that assisted that caravan.
BREAKING: Another large migrant caravan is leaving Mexico’s southern border right now in an attempt to reach the United States.
Some members of the caravan, which is mostly comprised of Central Americans, told me they are hopeful Democrats win the midterms. pic.twitter.com/uiFQzHNrzd
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) October 20, 2026
Meanwhile, President Trump was asked on Friday whether he plans to reinforce the border, given that Hinojosa is expected to pull back state resources. He replied, “I’m sure they’ll continue my policy and if they don’t continue my policy? I will!”
Voters wanted change, and Texas is about to find out how much of it they got. The migrants walking through Chiapas seem to think they know.
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