Migrants planning to cross the US-Mexico border have been left praying as Donald Trump’s triumph sparks a flurry of attempted crossings ahead of a mass deportation drive. In the open-air hall of Senda de Vida shelter, where more than 800 migrants seek refuge from the scorching Mexican heat, tears were flowing freely as Pastor Hector Silva led a sombre prayer service to mourn the 78-year-old’s victory. “If Harris had won, people would be jumping for joy and as you can see right now, they look sad, they are feeling down,” Pastor Silva told The Telegraph. The shelter, perched on a hill in Reynosa…