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Thousands of migrants traveling north to U.S.

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Thousands of migrants traveling north to U.S.

Thousands of migrants traveling north to U.S.

Small skirmishes broke out between Honduran security forces and migrants trying to cross the border into Guatemala on Friday night, with Guatemalan officials estimating around 6,500 people to be heading north to the United States.

Olivia Chan reports.


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