Mexico’s Sheinbaum says migrant caravan has not started moving toward US

The significance here is less the caravan itself than the gap between official and on-the-ground counts — a 870-versus-2,000 spread that shapes how both governments frame the situation and calibrate any response. Mexico is caught between managing migration flows on its own soil and absorbing U.S. retaliation threats, a pressure point that affects how the Sheinbaum administration handles enforcement in the south. Whether the group actually moves north, and how the discrepancy in estimates is resolved, is the open question worth watching.