As the coronavirus crisis continues, thousands of Venezuelan migrants in Colombia are making their way back home any way they can. Colombia has long been a haven for Venezuelans driven from home by the economic crisis and violence of the Nicolas Maduro government. Nearly two million have found refuge in the neighboring country since 2015. Many who worked in the informal economy lost their jobs when Colombia imposed strict social distancing measures to stem the spread of COVID-19. Those who can’t afford to stay are leaving. And because public transport has largely been closed down, many are making the journey on foot.