Why aren't migrant caravans headed to California?

 Washington Examiner:

Migrant caravan expected to aim for Del Rio, Texas, or Yuma, Arizona

Now that the Texas National Guard has arrested some 32,000 illegals for trespassing  it would make sense for the migrants to head elsewhere.  Why aren't they going to California.  Have the migrants already heard about people fleeing that state because of liberal policies?  If they headed to Silicon Valley would Big Tech change its mind about importing them?

Judicial Watch also reports on the nature of the migrants:

Not only was the record for illegal immigrant apprehensions along the southern border shattered in 2021, the fiscal year, which ended in September, concluded with a bang—a final month spike of migrants from Haiti (132%), Turkey (89%), India (82%), Ukraine (81%) and even China (75%). The number of illegal aliens from Russia nearly doubled from 758 to 1,432 during the same period,  according to year-end figures provided this month by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The chilling stats illustrate the magnitude of the national security and humanitarian crisis created by the Biden administration’s disastrous open border policies.

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