More Caravan Asylum Seekers Gain Entrance To U.S. From Mexico

Dozens more Central American caravan migrants were let into the United States to begin pleading their case for asylum on Thursday. The migrants are part of a caravan organized by advocacy group Pueblos Sin Fronteras. The migrants are mainly from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. Another 62 migrants are still waiting for a chance to begin the asylum process. The migrants have spent four chilly nights camped outside the port of entry.