Hundreds of migrants are traveling in a caravan through Mexico in hopes of reaching the U.S. southern border before President-elect Donald Trump takes office Jan. 20 and ushers in tougher immigration policies that could make it more difficult to enter the country.

A new migrant caravan is reportedly traveling through Mexico en route to the southern United States border ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. Trump and his incoming border czar have vowed to carry out large-scale mass deportations,

FILE PHOTO: A drone view shows migrants resting on the side of a road as part of a caravan bound to the northern border with the U.S., near Tres Picos, Chiapas state, Mexico November 28, 2024. REUTERS/Jose de Jesus Cortes/File Photo

Sources in Mexico tell NewsNation a caravan of migrants has just taken off from the city of Tapachula, with hundreds heading north to Chiapas, Mexico, on foot. The majority of migrants are Venezuelan, sources say. The ultimate destination is reportedly Juarez, Mexico, located just miles from the border, and El Paso, Texas.

Central and South American migrants make their way to the U.S. border in hopes of reaching it before President-elect Donald Trump takes office Jan. 20, 2024.

The first migrant caravan of 2025 is marching from Mexico toward the US, with its 2,000 members hoping to rush the border before President-elect Donald Trump takes office. More such massive groups are also expected to make haste before the Jan.