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First in migrant caravan reach Mexico City, still hundreds of miles from US border

MEXICO CITY - Thousands of Central Americans from the migrant caravan that has become a major campaign issue in the U.S. midterm elections have begun arriving in Mexico City, still hundreds of miles from the border.

The migrants were being directed to a sprawling sports complex on the capital's outskirts, where

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