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>> would come from a country where there is a lot of violence and we want a safe place for our children. >> that may be true but president trump says the caravan will not be allowed in. >> told us the last caravan we took a ferry. >> initially the caravan planned to stay together. now the organizer says many will have the cargo train home so mike known as the beast. >> we will start walking from here and then we will think about if we can board the train. >> the plane down my train stops about 60 miles north of the caravan's current location. from there it heads to texas, arizona and californi...

Weekend. we're talking 2400 miles, a long walk. what we're now being told is some of the men in all likelihood will jump on the beast, the very fast moving cargo train. there is a town north of us that is a little larger and one of the origins of this train. some of the men are likely to get on there. that cuts the time in half. that is the typical way people migrate from central america to the u.s. they get on this train, they get on top of it and sometime mexican immigration stops the train, raid it and they will scatter and they will arrest what they can. the families can't go on a public b...

We are told their destination remains tijuana. 2400 miles, roughly four months. members say they fear crime, hopping a cargo train or deportation by mexico if they take a bus. >> i want to walk as long as i can order as far as i can very >> born in honduras but raised in texas, i.c.e. deported brian from a construction site in austin last week. he's trying to get back and says the majority have no idea what to expect at the u.s. border. >> they think it's going to be that easy. we were saying, they think we're going to get the border and get a job. they have no idea what they're going to do. >...

Where will they go? we are led to believe they will go to tijuana but here's the dilemma. there is a cargo train that goes very fast, people go and get entered and they are criminals there. they don't want to go on the buses because that is where mexico has a lot of immigration agents and they are afraid if they go there they will be deported. as a consequence they say they are going to walk. that could be three or four months. i'm not sure have these people could make it. that is the plan. back to you. >> martha: incredible. mike mccall of texas, chairman of the house, good to have you with u...

Migrants from heading towards american southern border. ed henry has the latest. >> the big picture is that president trump is trying to fire up his political base, which propelled him to victory in 2016 in large part because of it the fact that he focused so hard on illegal immigration. it's another issue that could come up obviously in the midterms and fire up conservative voters at a time when republicans have an uphill battle.dt democrats are scoffing about all the president tweets about this caravan. in fact, that caravan is giving the president a lot of grip. it's about 1100 people fleei...