Mexico is conducted what is said to be the largest raid on a migrant caravan,

detaining nearly 400 people. And this may be in response to Trump's rhetoric, which increasingly

blames Mexico for not doing enough to stop the migrant crisis. We've already seen two local

jurisdictions near the border declare a state of emergency because they cannot handle the influx

of illegal immigrants. Though we're only a few months into the year, we've already surpassed

the total amount of illegal immigrant apprehensions of last year, which means this year we will likely

double the amount of apprehensions, whether or not it's a crisis is entirely your opinion,

but there seriously is a problem. In response to news, that a 10,000 person strong caravan is heading

through Mexico towards the US, Donald Trump is now threatening to shut down parts of the southern

border. Today, let's take a look at what's going on with the latest news, the migrant crisis,

and what happened with the largest raid on a migrant caravan yet. But before we get started,

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raid on migrant caravan members. Quote, we don't want for them to just have free passage,

not just out of legal concerns, but for questions of safety, said Mexico's president. Central

American migrants traveling through southern Mexico toward the US on Tuesday fearfully

recalled their frantic escape from police the previous day, scuttling underbarbed wire fences

into pastures, and then spending the night in the woods after hundreds were detained in a raid.

In the chopper's state town of Tanala, migrants flocked to one of the few places they felt they

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