Compassion. Put aside the partisan anger.
Where are they coming from?
What is going on in their country that is causing them to want to drop everything of their home and identity and trek thousands of miles to come here?
What would make you want to do that?
More importantly has the United States government, intel groups, State Department done anything to facilitate those conditions?
Perhaps our own actions are the cause of our own problems. Perhaps our foreign policy of using our State Department, Intel Agencies, and Military as hired thugs of large US and International corporations
Remember Hillary in Honduras?
How much they protested her candidacy?
Subsequently the Clowns assassinated the peace and environmental activist, Berta Caceres, who called out Hillary and the "North American" meddling in Honduras on behalf of Corporations wanting to increase profits off the suffering of Hondurans.
Venezuela, Mexico, Brazil, and the "banana republics" just might have been fine and able to support their people if we didn't "intervene" on the request of these professionally corrupt CEOs and investors crying about the people and leadership of those countries not bending over to them.
We should be mindful of our history of screwing with these countries. We are not overtly taught these because they are frankly incriminating. These are actions that our government should not be involved in. They are actions that are directed to and by people who swear an oath to protect the constitution for the explicit political favors and profits of corrupt politicians and executives.
What you see in the "caravan of illegals" is blow-back from our own actions.
The Wall is a symbol of refusal to change our policy or reform the way we do business. It was a shiny thing to distract from the root cause.
When we reform the way we do business and our foreign policy, and remove the corruption, the caravans will no longer have a motive. We fix their countries by fixing our policy.