ARANXTA LOIZAGA: Thousands of migrants of various nationalities who are stranded on Mexico’s southern border, that is, with Guatemala, are preparing to begin a march to the United States that some are even calling 'The mother of all caravans'.
RAÚL TORRES: It is expected that tomorrow at six in the morning this caravan will depart from here, which some call 'The mother of all caravans'.
NACHO LOZANO: The number of migrants who might be participating in this (caravan) is very impressive, which they have in fact labeled as 'The mother of all caravans'.
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The number of protesters is uncertain, but it is expected that most of the 95,000 foreigners, migrants on Mexican soil, will march through while waiting for papers to get into the United States in order to seek asylum.
LOIZAGA: Important to emphasize that last week when we asked that exact question to the Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, he said that they were following all these migratory movements very closely, and that if this caravan tried to get here to this country, it was simply not going to succeed. That's what he said emphatically.
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LUIS GARCIA VILLAGRAN, THE CENTER FOR HUMAN DIGNIFICATION: We’re going to walk, and it is not a caravan. It is an exodus from injustice, an exodus from poverty, an exodus for the dignity of the migrant population. Either they migrate, or they die.