Numerous migrants that are part of a massive caravan headed for the U.S.-Mexico border expressed fear of a Republican presidential victory, believing that former President Donald Trump would not let them into the country if he returns to the White House.
U.S.-bound migrants stationed in the southwestern Mexican city of Tapachula, instead, expressed their admiration for Vice President Kamala Harris and pray she wins on Election Day, according to the Center for Immigration Studies’ Todd Bensman. The migrants’ responses come as Americans head to the polls on Nov. 5, the results of which could dramatically change how the country conducts immigration enforcement. (RELATED: Illegal Migrant Convicted For Assaulting Cop In Big Apple Nabbed By ICE)
“I love Kamala Harris,” a Venezuelan national told Bensman at the side of a highway in southern Mexico, with hundreds of other migrants…
