In the weeks leading to Donald Trump’s inauguration, groups of migrants formed small caravans, hoping to reach the U.S. border before his presidency began.
Unauthorized crossings at the U.S. border plunged to about 46,000 in November, the lowest monthly figure in four years, due to new asylum restrictions.
Initially highlighted during Trump’s first term, the image of migrant caravans has evolved, showing a mix of families, older individuals, and those requiring assistance.
Caravans continue to form annually but are now smaller and less conspicuous, reflecting shifts in nationality, with increased diversity beyond Central American migrants.
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