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The migrants, who say they are escaping poverty, poor working conditions and violence, slept overnight on a bridge over the Suchiate River with no fresh supplies of water or food and without bathrooms, eyewitnesses said.

Some in the caravan – which is mostly people from Honduras – broke through a border crossing with Guatemala on Friday where they were met with a wall of Mexican and Guatemalan law enforcement officers who unleashed pepper spray, forcing the migrants to retreat onto the bridge.

The caravan once numbered about 3,000 people, but by Saturday about a third were left. Hundreds of migrants appeared to have already crossed – some perhaps illegally. Others who were camped out on the bridge left to go a nearby Guatemalan town for food. It was unclear whether any had returned home to Honduras.