Have you seen Viper Club yet?

If not, you're off the hook because it's only showing in New York and Los Angeles, but

that changes on Friday when the movie is showing nationwide.

You'll know you're in the right movie because it stars Susan Sarandon as a mother struggling

to free her captured journalist son, and occasionally Edie Falco will show up.

Viper Club, nationwide Friday.

It's a movie.

Darylind Immigration reporter here at Vox, the Trump administration has announced that

it's sending 5,000 troops to the US Mexico border, anticipating the arrival of a caravan of

central American immigrants.

Let's start at the start.

What is this caravan's origin story?

So, on October 12, which was a couple of Fridays ago, about 150 or so people started

off from the town of San Pedro Sula in Honduras, which is a city that you may have heard

of at some point because for a while it had the unofficial title of the murder capital

of the world.

And so it's not super stable place for people to be.

So a group of people set out from San Pedro Sula with the intent of going through Guatemala

through Mexico and seeking asylum in the United States.

How big was this group of people?

So it's set out from San Pedro Sula at about 150 people.

By the time it got to the Honduras, Guatemala border a couple of days later, we were talking

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