100 Migrant Caravan Members Kidnapped by Human Traffickers, Activists Say

Central American migrants begin their morning trek as part of a caravan of some 4,000 people hoping to reach the United States border, as they face the Pico de Orizaba volcano upon departure from Cordoba, Veracruz state, Mexico, on Nov. 5, 2018. They reached Mexico City by Nov. 6. AP Photo/Marco Ugarte

Human rights activists reported that 100 or so people who were traveling in the migrant caravan didn’t make it to Mexico City because they were kidnapped by human traffickers.

The group climbed into two trucks while traveling near the town of Isla in the Mexican state of Puebla.