Migrant Caravan Faces Authorities At Mexican-Guatemalan Border

Thousands of US-bound migrants crossed from Guatemala into Mexico, facing Mexican National Guard troops who were ordered to block their entry. The Mexican government stated it would detain and deport migrants without legal status. Some migrants clashed with Mexican forces, but most retreated to the river's edge. A smaller group returned to Guatemala. Mexico's actions are part of a deal with the US to reduce migrant influx at the border. While President Trump sees these caravans as an invasion, some migrants disagree, continuing their journey northward.

What action did the Mexican government take against migrants entering from Guatemala?

• They provided them with legal documents.

• They welcomed them with open arms.

• They ignored their presence.

• They ordered troops to block their entry.

How did some migrants respond to the Mexican forces at the border?

• They sought help from the US.

• They surrendered immediately.

• They peacefully negotiated entry.

• They threw rocks at the forces.

What was the outcome for most migrants after the confrontation with Mexican forces?

• They were allowed to enter Mexico.

• They moved back to the river's edge.

• They continued to march north.

• They were detained by the US.

What is the reason behind Mexico's strict response to the migrant influx?

• A deal with the US to curb migration.

• Pressure from the United Nations.

• A new Mexican immigration policy.

• An economic crisis in Mexico.

How does a Honduran migrant view the current caravan compared to previous ones?

• As a larger and more organized group.

• As a peaceful and law-abiding group.

• As different and not the same as before.

• As a threat to US security.