The Daily Mail
- Some 2,000 migrants traveling in two groups departed El Salvador's capital of San Salvador Wednesday
- First, largest caravan numbering 4,000 planned to rest at least a day or longer in the southern city of Juchitan beginning Wednesday
- Its leaders are trying to convince Mexican authorities to arrange transportation for them to Mexico City some 700 miles away
- Second caravan of 1,000 was trailing 250 miles behind the first and was in Tapachula, Mexico
- US Border Patrol this week warned Texas landowners along the southern border to get ready for the arrival of 'armed civilians'
- Head of the Texas Minutemen militia said he already has members at three points of the state's border with Mexico, with up to 100 more expected to arrive in the coming days
Some 2,000 migrants traveling in two groups departed El Salvador's capital Wednesday morning on their way to the US by way of Mexico, making it the fourth caravan to embark on the 1,000-journey in the last two weeks. Continue article plus video here
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