
AI-generated summary
The article describes the situation of migrants in Mexico and Donald Trump's threats to double tariffs on goods from Mexico if the country does not stop groups of migrants from reaching the American border. The non-extension of the trade agreement between the US, Canada and Mexico and the victory of the Democratic Party in the US midterm elections were also mentioned.
Currently, no caravan is moving through our territory towards the US border, said Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum during a press conference on Friday.
She explained that one group of migrants disbanded during the journey, and most of its participants have already returned to their countries of origin. The second group, however, is just being formed.
Mexico's National Migration Institute told Reuters that a group of about 870 people had gathered in the town of Huixtla, about 60 km west of Mexico's southern border with Guatemala.
Trump's threats
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump threatened to double tariffs on goods from Mexico if the country's authorities do not stop groups of migrants from reaching the US border - reminds Reuters.
The threat of doubling tariffs appeared several months after Trump's decision not to extend the current trade agreement between the US, Canada and Mexico.
What are migrants counting on?
The latest wave of migration, mainly from Central America, began after last week's midterm elections in the United States, in which the Democratic Party won, gaining an advantage in Congress (since January).
Potential migrants from Central America hope that a Democratic victory may open up new opportunities for them to legally stay and work in the US. The Trump administration's anti-immigration crackdown has led to many people being forcibly deported or choosing to leave the country.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Mexico will take action to stop groups of migrants from reaching the US border.
Likely · Within days

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