Thousands of migrants are leaving southern Mexico, particularly from the state of Chiapas, heading towards the U.S. border. This surge includes several large caravans, with reports of groups numbering over 2,000 individuals departing amid concerns about potential changes to U.S. asylum policies following the upcoming presidential election. As migrants continue to arrive in Chiapas seeking asylum, cities like El Paso are preparing for their possible arrival. The flow of migrants is driven not only by the hope of a better future but also by frustration with delays in processing and a sense of urgency to reach the border before any policy shifts.