In October 2018, 7,000 people from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador fled the unstoppable delinquency of the gangs and the unstable economic situation in their countries of origin. They came together on a march to cross Mexico and reach the United States.

Exodus presents the people in the first caravan of Central Americans who had left everything behind except for their faith in God to start a dangerous journey of thousands of miles into the unknown.

The human rights lawyer and activist Dr. Edgardo Buscaglia puts the situation into context and examines the political structures of the Central American states regarding population exodus.