I cover Mexico for The New York Times, and there is no such "invasion." About 1,500 people recently began walking north from the southern tip of Mexico — weeks away from the United States — and very few, if any, will reach the northern border. Over the past two years, the Mexican government has repeatedly broken up these small caravans within days of them starting. And there have been far fewer of them since Trump took office. The reality is the number of illegal border crossings remain near historic lows.
— Jack Nicas (@jacknicas) November 12, 2026
I cover Mexico for The New York Times, and there is no such "invasion."And when the mass of people don’t wade the river, Trump will credit his threat of tariffs. If he remembers that threat; and the caravans.
About 1,500 people recently began walking north from the southern tip of Mexico — weeks away from the United States — and very few, if any, will reach the northern border.
Over the past two years, the Mexican government has repeatedly broken up these small caravans within days of them starting. And there have been far fewer of them since Trump took office.
The reality is the number of illegal border crossings remain near historic lows.
Trump continues to work relentlessly to keep the elephants away. 🐘
Hardest working man in Washington. His staff said; before Election Day. Since then? Well, why bother?So far today, the president has posted about a non-existent invasion, declared the U.S. will no longer engage with Iran and sidelined his vice-president to search for some unspecified "corruption," but only in blue states.
— Chris Bury (@ChrisBuryNews) November 12, 2026
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