The migrant caravan from Honduras is growing and slowly making its way to the United States.

It is not likely they're going to make it here before the midterm elections, but many people are

still talking about it and they're wondering if there's such violence in Honduras. Why don't they

stay in Guatemala? Why don't they stay in Mexico? In a previous video I covered that Mexico had actually

received applications for asylum from many of these people, so some of them actually do want to stay.

But as the caravan grows larger, people wonder why not stay in Mexico, where they already are.

In fact, Mexico has offered benefits and status to many of the people who are traveling through

Mexico so long as they follow its laws, but it's no surprise many of them have rejected the offer.

CBS News reporting that they've actually rejected it and want to go to the US instead.

At the same time, we're seeing that a section of Trump's border wall has been completed.

Only now there's a debate over whether or not it's a fence or a wall and why it's actually

segmented and we'll talk about that. So we've got a couple stories to go through, kind of intersecting.

The migrant caravan, why they're rejecting Mexico's offer and what's going on with Trump's wall.

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From CBS News, migrant caravan members reject offer to stay in Mexico.

Quote, no, we're heading north.

Aureaga, Mexico several thousand Central American migrants turned down a Mexican offer of benefits.

If they applied for refugee status and stayed in the country's two southernmost states,

vowing to set out before dawn Saturday to continue their long trek toward the US border.

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto announced what he called the quote,

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