A day on the road with the migrant caravan
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Honduran migrants take a bath in a river in Pijijiapan, Mexico, Thursday. Thousands of Central American migrants renewed their hoped-for march to the United States on Wednesday, setting out before dawn with plans to travel another 45 miles of the more than 1,000 miles that still lie before them.
The political frenzy is heightening over a so-called migrant caravan heading toward the United States, but who are the people making the grueling journey? The New York Times spent 24 hours with a family as they trekked through Mexico for an up-close view of what’s at stake.
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