WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • James Woods urged voters to oppose Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections as a migrant caravan moved through southern Mexico.
  • Woods shared video of migrants crossing a river and accused Democrats of having nothing to offer Americans.
  • The caravan reportedly includes about 600 migrants and recently entered Chiapas after leaving San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
  • Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the caravan has “zero chance” of reaching the United States southern border.

James Woods is sounding a fierce warning to American voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections as another migrant caravan moves toward the border between the United States and Mexico.

The actor is urging voters to remember what he describes as the devastation Democrats bring, as reported by Breitbart.

Woods paired his political warning with video showing a large group of migrants crossing a river during their journey toward the United States.

The footage placed the approaching caravan at the center of his latest criticism of Democrats.

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The White House Down star also published a series of additional warnings intended to encourage voters to oppose Democratic candidates in the 2026 elections.

His posts connected the caravan with his broader message about the direction of the country.

In one post, Woods said Democrats “have nothing to offer” Americans.

He followed that accusation with another blunt statement: “And they will continue to lie, cheat, and steal to keep it this way until America is gone.”

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The Oscar-winning actor presented the approaching caravan as another urgent reason for voters to reject Democrats in the coming midterm contests.

His language portrayed the election as a consequential moment for the United States and its future.

The report described Woods as reacting to news that another migrant caravan was headed toward the United States in time to try to affect the outcome of the midterm elections.

His response focused heavily on mobilizing voters before they cast their ballots.

The caravan includes about 600 migrants and recently entered Chiapas, a state in southern Mexico.

The group had set out at least a week earlier from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, before arriving in the Mexican state.

The migrants’ progress has generated alarm, but U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin offered a sharply different assessment of their prospects.

Mullin said the caravan has “zero chance” of reaching the southern border of the United States.

Mullin said the border has been secured under President Trump. He also maintained that the approaching caravan would have no opportunity to break through and enter the United States.

That assurance creates a clear contrast with the urgency of Woods’s political messaging.

While the actor is using the caravan to warn voters about Democrats, Mullin is arguing that the group cannot successfully reach or cross the southern border.

Woods’s posts nevertheless keep the focus on the 2026 elections.

His warnings ask voters to treat the approaching midterms as an opportunity to oppose Democrats and respond to what he characterizes as their destructive impact on the country.

The river crossing video added a dramatic visual element to that argument.

It showed a large gathering of migrants moving through the water as part of their march toward the United States, reinforcing the subject of Woods’s election warnings.

At the same time, the reported size of the caravan remains about 600 migrants.

Its route began in San Pedro Sula, continued toward southern Mexico, and recently brought the group into Chiapas after at least a week of travel.

Mullin’s statement was unambiguous about what he expects to happen next.

Despite the caravan’s continued movement through the region, he said it has no chance of making it to the southern border under the security established by the Trump administration.

Woods, however, is keeping his attention on American voters and Democratic candidates.

Through the video and his series of posts, he is pressing supporters to remember his warning when the 2026 midterm elections arrive.

His most severe message accused Democrats of offering nothing to Americans while using dishonesty to hold onto power.

Woods framed the stakes in stark terms, claiming that this conduct would continue “until America is gone.”

The caravan remains in southern Mexico, according to the reported account, while Mullin insists it will not reach the United States.

Woods is using its movement as a rallying cry for voters determined to oppose Democrats in 2026.

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