AFP通信のインスタグラム(afpphoto) - 10月22日 04時55分

#AFPrepost @washingtonpost ? @ppardo1 - Hundreds of Central American migrants in a caravan arrived in southern Mexico over the weekend, continuing a journey toward the United States. While some of the migrants waited at an official border crossing point, behind a fence erected by Mexican authorities, hundreds — or even thousands — more gave up on crossing legally. Instead, they swam or took small rafts to Mexico. Mexican authorities watched the migrants arrive, occasionally patting them down but allowing them to proceed to Ciudad Hidalgo’s central plaza, where the Central Americans held an informal assembly, cheering “Si, se puede,” each time more migrants arrived. President Trump seems to hope the caravan will galvanize his base ahead of next month’s midterm elections. He played up the threat as he stumped for GOP candidates this past week. “These are some bad people coming through. These aren’t babies, these aren’t little angels coming into our country,” he said. At a rally Saturday, Trump falsely suggested that the Democratic Party was behind the caravan, and he thanked Mexico for its assistance in deterring the migrants. But along the Mexico-Guatemala border, it was clear that stopping the caravan would require both resources and will that, so far, have been lacking. (Photo by Pedro Pardo/AFP)

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