I Was Detained on the American Border (Terrifying Experience)

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I've had my fair share of scary experiences over the last 4.5 years of full-time travel. But what just happened at the American border has just made it to my personal top 3 most terrifying ones. What a start to my Pan-American road trip...
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[@evazubeck]

This was... unexpected and wild! But I'm happy to put this experience behind me, and look forward to what's sure to be an amazing trip across the USA and beyond! Woohoo 🥳

[@colorwhirl]

Sorry for the stress. Welcome to the states:)

[@arianahoule7223]

So sorry Eva. Texas is the armpit of the U.S.. Hopefully the rest of your trip through the U.S. will be fun, safe and amazing. With love, a grandmother in Oregon.

[@washingtonfranco772]

Aciona o tradutor no vídeo ( português Brazil 🇧🇷👍)

[@hassyam436]

I love u eva I'm following your adventure From Morocco , Stay safe and good luck ,

[@gigibenea3529]

'the ''welcome'' à la americanos.....thanks no...prefere Europe 100% ...

[@OfficiallySusan]

As a native Texan, as soon as I saw you planned to go through Nuevo Laredo, and enter into Laredo, I was concerned. That is one of the most intense border crossings on our Texas/Mexico border. If you had gone through Matamoros, Mexico/Brownsville, TX, your experience would have been much better. Sorry that happened to you. You just happened to pick a very dangerous part of Mexico on your way here. I just found your channel tonight and I love your positive attitude.

[@shawnsdrumcave]

100% and the stamps on her pass port from Pakistan and Iraq didn't help!

[@MelBlossom]

Yep, you are right. I bet it was the crossing she used. Even if they detained her and searched they probably would have treated her with more respect instead of like a suspect. Eagles Pass/ Piedras Negras is safe too.

[@MuhammadZeshan]

She is only talking and forcing about handcuffing but not talking about those fingers which enter in her body, totally strange this is what happened in USA when you are coming from Pakistan, even you are a white girl, and have tons of subscribers, fans, famous. Now think what they do to Pakistani peoples who go out there? But you don't talk about that insult which you have gone through there, but if something happened hare with you, you bring the storm to against our country

[@possibledreams186]

@@MuhammadZeshan Cavity searches at the border are not that uncommon because of the number of mules carrying dope, in both the stomach and body cavities.

[@JeffMTX]

Yeah God Forbid the USA would try to protect its border. It's a free for all, by design. What other country has a wide open, unenforced border, just for illegal crossers? Her mistake was trying to be law abiding. You get punished for that in the USA.

[@hederahelix4600]

I won't add to all the comments on the border crossing - not to downplay it, but because I feel that Primy (?) and his family deserve some more mentions. Such a lovely and welcoming family. It's amazing what lengths they went to to make your comfortable. This is what renews my faith in humanity.

[@AidaJof]

Primy and his family were really friendly and hospitable

[@misterretsim9851]

I've done a lot of traveling in Latin America and the Hispanic people have been absolutely amazingly hospitable. Even in the American Southwest, they're the same way and will treat you like family.

[@screwstontxrippimpcripdjsc3630]

'Primi' is slang for cousin in some circles in Mexico

[@likeorasgod]

@@misterretsim9851 I done a lot of work down in Brazil and some times after being off shore I'll have a day or two by the shop to help train local guys. I always end up try to stay with a family if I can, cause they take such good care of you. That and I think a few where trying to marry me off to daughters and family back than (was much younger than now). lol

[@marbistacio]

no, they just want women

[@radicalpinkys]

I’m Mexican and I was having anxiety watching you blog leaving your car door open. I could just see someone hopping on and driving off with it. Yes fir the most part People are very nice, but don’t relax so much and always be aware of your surroundings.

[@-Cinderman]

"Always be aware of your surroundings." That is the ONLY thing I would make sure to say to my daughter whenever she left the house. It has served her well and now that she's all grown up it still remains in her mind. Any parent who plants this knowledge is giving the best advice indeed. I can't vouch for the rest of what we might say, of course, but we work with what we've got, eh?

[@66rgra]

At a Walmart no less

[@Shrimpyyyyyyyy]

I thought the same thing when she was in the Mexican parking lot!!

[@sandercohen5543]

"Don't relax so much" is literally the worst advice you could possibly give someone XD

[@juanzulu1318]

​@@sandercohen5543depends on the circumstances. In some it is the only reasonable advice to give.

[@rustynutzgarage5496]

You crossed through Laredo??? Alone???? The dad side of me was FREAKING OUT. That's such a dangerous place even after you get across the border, it's sketchy in a lot of areas.

[@Yep6803]

That's why in this case tbh I well understand the police. Unluckly she was unluck. I understand, I don't know, if it was happened in Usa but it is a border... I completely understand police. Is like here in Europe with terrorists. Police cannot know, they cannot say "this is a real famous youtuber" 1 because people could pretend to be it 2 because it is unfair. Yeah, that's what I think was happened. She was just unluck.

[@rubytuesday1316]

Right? How is she alive? When I did that with two little blond blue eyed girls they took my girls because we didnt have visas or passports/anything. Patrol handcuffed me and I had to call for help in USA. Going from CA to mexico no problem but coming back- No Way. When I was a kid 1960s we lived in Mexico & went bk & forth all the time. Now - Hell NO

[@armandob.castenelli3525]

Welcome to America. Can you imagine if this is done to any American abroad? They'll raise hell on that country. It is embarrassing and demeaning. As an American, I apologize for what you went through. Safe travels.

[@donnawoodward3163]

Yes exactly! It's disgusting and honestly I am not surprised. She's been to Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, Siberia and on and on I don't ever remember anything remotely like this B💩 from the USA border guards. I was born in this country and lived here most of my life apart from 11 years in the Alps where I started to see this country with a clarity I'd not had before. Why couldn't they have just checked on her KZbin channel to verify?!? Such a terrifying experience for her.

[@petrolo72]

If she would’ve got just a bit more tan and acted like an illegal invader from Central America or Mexico, she could’ve just walked through the California side of the border with no restrictions and received a cell phone courtesy of the Biden administration with the taxpayers paying for it. 👍🏼

[@YOSHI450R]

@@donnawoodward3163 9/11 and the Boston Marathon really changed the borders, spent my summers at a family cabin in Ontario and used to take 4H and School field trips to Manitoba Canada when I was a kid. Been stopped and searched going to and from the cabin this way by both US and Canadian Border Gaurds. Look at it threw their eyes, they're looking for potential spies and terrorists and she checks multiple boxes that could potentially be a cause of concern. Trips to high alert countries, a KZbinr/Patreon income, a Vegan entering Texas etc. It sucks and she would have been fine if she entered into California illegally, they'd have given her the government handouts guidebook and asked her to vote for whatever Democrats are running. God bless America where if you try do things right you're treated like a criminal and if you do things illegally you're welcomed with open arms and a gift basket. Having a vehicle full of camping equipment will get you searched quite frequently crossing US borders

[@letsteeitup2001]

@@donnawoodward3163 Look at her KZbin Channel? That's your idea for vetting people at the border? Glad you're not in charge of border security.

[@caciliawhy5195]

Obviously, you have never traveled.

[@donaldmarlow488]

I lived in mexico 10 years. You’re friends were very correct in helping you get to where you needed to be, without making a wrong turn.

[@AK4974U]

Dosent matter she just got lucky theres alot of cartel checkpoints in Mexico

[@adipsous]

When she said that family got chased by what were likely 'organ traffickers' I went cold all over. That people actually exist like this. That is one of the most sad things I've ever thought about.

[@Designer_TopG]

@@adipsous Wow she exposed the Americans!!!! She talks about what evils they did to her . They hand cuffed her

[@Designer_TopG]

@@adipsous The Chinese are into that . Has it even been stopped ...

[@robertogurrola7465]

@@AK4974U ikr, when she said didn't feel unsafe despite being told the world is scary I couldn't help but think how lucky she is being a caucasian foreigner in Mexico and not had any problems traveling by herself.

[@sherryangela7455]

I’m from Texas and I have actually lived in Alaska for 6 years now and I have to say I am so sorry that your American adventure started out that way, I’m glad you didn’t let that ruin your time or your views on America. And I just love your positivity, watching your videos makes me want to go for a run and to be that much more friendly to strangers. Keep up your awesomeness

[@Samtzu]

I am an American Veteran and I went through something close to that coming back into the US after a trip to Canada. I had to remove EVERYTHING from truck... and after about an hour or so, with the same kinds of questions as you experienced, I was told to reload my truck and drive away. This was in 2018.... They saw my Veterans ID card and everything, and they STILL put me through the ringer. I guess when you're the Border Patrol you can do crap like that. I think they were just bored....

[@aknmtbr]

Yah American border guards can be assholes.

[@GilliganMGCrebs]

That is NOT THE BORDER PATROL, that is Customs and Border Protection OFO (Office of Field Operations). Please do not mix up (USBP) United States Border Patrol who wear olive green uniforms and are the ones that Patrol the lands between the ports of entry versus the CBP OFO who wear blueish black uniforms and are the ones encountered by Eva Zu Beck working the points of entry into the US.

[@sawyer4981]

@@GilliganMGCrebs USBP is no better. There's thousands of videos of them online pulling people over around borders pulling the same bullshit. They have virtually unchecked authority, one of the most tyrannical law enforcement agencies in this country.

[@morningrosie3684]

Well, a lot of people who are trying to get in the country illegally will pretend to be veterans and end up actually pulling it off. I'm guessing something might have happened, and now they have to be extra careful. That might be why that happened to you.

[@zatharigo7815]

I mean, I'm not from the US so its kinda not my business, but just because you have a veteran card you shouldn't get a pass in every situation automatically. Not because you don't deserve respect for your service, but because there are veterans who are still bad people unfortunately.

[@davidamato768]

I am so sorry that happened to you. As an American I was detained and handcuffed flying in to Paris a few years ago because my name was similar to someone that was wanted. The frightening part was no one would tell me why I was being held until they let me go.

[@knightu1642]

Primy and his entire family were the most welcoming I have seen on your tours! That bar-b-q vegan food looked amazing! I'm so glad they escorted you out as well! Safe travels Eva!!!

[@DaylightMoon28]

It’s amazing how one can feel that they belong in a completely unknown location. That is beautiful ❤️

[@reneemcgee9623]

Thank God you're still alive, and you made it across the border. Please don't let your guard, down. Praying that you will be safe in this big world. Love you sweetie.

[@johnthegiant320]

I've only just discovered your channel and I'm working backwards thru your vids. I want to say first off as an American who's tried, and lived among only spanish speaking folk that I am impressed with your ability at languages. 2nd, I'm completely envious at your ability to to travel and see all the places I've seen on your channel ( while scanning thru). No location is exactly how it's portrayed, it's the individuals when you get there that make the difference. And I've noticed that you give reasonable and logical advice on personal safety for travelling alone and I , as the father of 4 girls and 5 boys, greatly appreciate that. I am honestly addicted to watching what you share. As a truck driver, I love driving... anywhere. This trip from mexico to Alaska, going on rt 66.... I'm only hoping I can manage to retire and make that dream happen for me, in the meantime... please continue. safely. So I and others like me can live vicariously through you! Edit... Primy was an amazing person! SO generous and hospitable.

[@artmanjohn2]

The cost of gasoline is not good these days, true story. Back in 1970 I had the first Honda cars sedan, with an air-cooled engine. Anyways, I drove from Fort Worth, Texas to Los Angles and then visited friends and then drove back. The cost of my gas for the actual travel from Fort Worth, TX to LA and back cost me about twenty bucks. Man, have times changed.

[@Spaceyb0t]

I’m actually from Laredo and woah! It’s crazy but very brave of you to have come through and driven in from Nuevo Laredo. This area is really very dangerous in terms of cartel movement and trafficking. Happy to see you made it through!

[@828enigma6]

Brave, or extremely foolish?

[@Nikioko]

@@828enigma6 How can it be foolish if you don't know it better? In Europe, there are no dangerous borders. And obviously, she has already been in more dangerous countries than Mexico.

[@mukavelli]

@@828enigma6 Women have no sense of danger, the head is up in the clouds all the time...

[@smlorrin]

@@mukavelli Stop f'in generalizing, dude. You don't know all women. 🙄

[@Nikki-cm2dp]

@@smlorrin He's right though, unfortunately we give everyone the benefit of the doubt. More woman go missing while traveling with other woman than men go missing traveling alone.

[@andres1xy]

Eva, you're the sweetest thing, and with all these stressful situations you trigger the "fixt it" gene that guys sem to have, but obviosuly you're more than capable! Also, you have a really good Spanish accent, so that, plus your English, plus your Polish and who knows what else, you have a talent for languages! you go girl. :)

[@alisonmolina6794]

I love that you got to stay with a local family! That was the highlight of this video for me. My family hosted exchange students for many years during my childhood and I think it’s a beautiful way to learn about other cultures. ❤

[@ericparedes6948]

Hi Eva, let me tell you first that I am Mexican and I know the Nuevo Laredo-Laredo border. I tell you that it is a border where there are many drug traffickers and it is very guarded. Also, since your passport has stamps that you have entered Iraq and Afghanistan, the Americans thought you were a terrorist. Greetings and good trip to Alaska.

[@LeonidAndronov]

What a dumb terrorist would use a passport with those stamps to enter the USA?

[@Alternity666]

I doubt this is the case. I get similar annoying experiences in Toronto and Montréal airports when going to the US. They just like to profile people. The US officers are not well trained.

[@serenityjewel]

​@@Alternity666They are well trained. They're trained to be aholes.

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

Even though she's a well known travel vlogger? The customs agents must be idiotic magas.

[@curthenry9398]

As a US Citizen and have traveled. The only Customs Officer that has hassled me have been US Customs. Like you crossing into the US from Canada pulling a boat. The boat and truck were completely emptied onto the floor of a building. Taken into a room and questioned asking the same questions by different people. Forced to undress and given a search of my body. I was at the boarder for over 4 hours. After the ordeal I had to repack the truck and boat.

[@davidvolland7250]

I had a similar experience going to Canada from America at international falls on a fishing trip crossing into Canada and there even worse than the us. So besides the search and alll the bs one guy in our group had pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in Wisconsin a couple months prior and Canada knew that and would not let him in. we crossed at three in the morning Canada said there was a small possibility they would let our friend in but they have to wait till nine in the morning. The supervisor came in and then it would be up to his discretion whether my friend get in or not. So to and our group stayed back in international Falls in one car, and the rest of us moved onto our fishing destinations. Upon speaking to a supervisor at 9 AM the supervisor decided that they would let my friend across the border to go fishing but he had to pay a $250 fine so he paid the fine, and he asked the supervisor what would happen in the future and the supervisor indicated that if he came back to Canada in the next five years the same process could happen again, and a different supervisor could reject him altogether. So Canada isn’t any better than US in fact are much worse, but somehow they have this reputation that they don’t deserve. Every time we caught crossed into the United States they just seem to be worried about once we told them we were fishing. How many fish did you have? How big were they? What kind of fish do you have and a couple of times we got our coolers surged, and one time one of our grove got busted and we had a pathfinder. I’d be interested to know what you think about this.

[@davidvolland7250]

Sorry I use speech to text so some of the sentences don’t make sense

[@Marcel_Audubon]

Border Patrol doesn't like to let people in who don't know how to spell "border"

[@AngerBangFtG]

I'm from Laredo and the border crossing is no joke. It's not surprising the scrutiny that they put you under. That particular crossing is responsible for the seizure of millions of dollars worth of narcotics, cash and cash not to mention people on a daily basis. The Interstate 35 to Interstate 10 corridor is one of the most heavily used smuggling routes for both drugs and humans. The Border Patrol checkpoint that you subsequently drove through when leaving Laredo is also a hotspot for seizures. Laredo is a friendly place as is Texas but we just happen to live in a very dangerous area. Laredo is the largest inland port in the country and is the crossing point for billions in cargo from trucks to trains traveling north and south. The entire stretch of border here is frequently being infiltrated by the cartels. I'm glad you made the crossing through Tamaulipas safe. I've traveled through there and the feeling is not pleasant.

[@gooseegg7703]

Laredo sucks

[@AngerBangFtG]

@@gooseegg7703 your mom sucks.

[@nathanriggs1125]

I watched one video yesterday and was completely hooked. Your storytelling and kindness are really addicting. Thank you for doing this and letting us enjoy your travels.

[@KevinTumlinson]

I discovered you because of your Texas video, and I have to tell you how impressed I am by your courage and sense of adventure. I write thriller novels, and you remind me of one of my female protagonists. Which is my way of saying you're a strong character! Keep it up! I'm looking forward to following your journey. Stay safe, stay bold, and stay adventurous.

[@awristocratdesigns4202]

How do we financially support your journey. Especially if you are doing this FT

[@jimminycricket3384]

As a Canadian who has travelled around the world, I can honestly say that my worst experiences with border guards always happen when entering the US. I don't know what it is with them, but they are the most unfriendly and nasty border guards in the world!

[@trishvanroggen2893]

Yup 🇨🇦

[@TheBraveheart4u]

Don't you know that they are God's chosen people, far superior to humanity !!!

[@KEITGAMER]

When i travelled to LA. the Border Guards at LAX was the unfriendliest and pissed off guys ive ever met in my life.

[@alvashoemaker8536]

…REALLY…??? Could that be for having VERY POROUS borders? (I DON’T know…). EACH country protects its borders…OR, NOT…. After THIS episode, BE CAREFUL, have a great ADVENTURE…. 😃👍🏼👣

[@spiegeje]

I'm an American, and before facial ID and TSA pre-check, they could be assholes to us as well...The two worst border crossings I have had have been going into and out of Windsor Canada. Once by an American thug and once by a Canadian thug. People who don't violate laws get the worst treatment.

[@violethart61]

I'm so sorry that happened to you! We cross the border into San Diego, CA and it's always scary. I'm glad you're OK.

[@Jacek_videos]

These videos are great ! Eva's channel is a true gem of YT :) Keep up the good work Eva !

[@limitless4027]

This "always feeling under the pressure of time" really resonates with me. When I was 19, and travelled to Europe alone, I bought an old VW van in Amsterdam, driving it as far as Athens and the isle of Crete, and always I felt the urge to move on after only a few days in one place. Along the way I met countless travelers who would find a place they liked, and just settle in there, like the German man in this video. I thought these urges would die down as time went on, but they haven't. I suppose the nomadic soul craves movement, and the discovery of new people and places. Yet in that movement there are moments of pure bliss...

[@tobudddy]

I’m a Canadian split my time between Texas and Canada. I highly recommend getting a global entry / Nexus. I travel back and forth all the time both air and land borders never ever get stopped or questioned by border services. Few countries you visited in the past sanctioned by U.S and Canada therefore re-entry will be challenged every time as long as those stamps on your passport. May be getting yourself a new passport have blank pages would help.

[@ReviewsAndSo]

👍👍👍👍

[@alexiadroz]

You can only get a Global Entry/Nexus if you are a citizen or resident of Canada or the US. European tourist cannot get it

[@bruceketcheson4877]

she is polish you know that right?

[@Kim-J312]

I drove to Montreal and Quebec from Burlington VT, I'm live in US, I didn't even show my passport. They waved us in to Canada at boarder. Maybe it was the VT licence plates. No idea? ❤️ 🇨🇦

[@nia6849]

They might do a random check.

[@mikel917]

I'm sorry you had to deal with that! Glad you kept your plans! You're a brave soul!

[@richsadowsky8580]

I am sorry to hear this happened to you. I hope you had better experiences with other people in the US.

[@cmfernandez9283]

It sucks that you had to experience that. Customs and Border patrol are a scary group of people, but they do deal with some really scary characters. In their defense, I can only imagine how unusual and unlikely they thought your story was, that a sweet Polish woman just happened to decide to drive across the most dangerous border crossing between the U.S. and Mexico to take a road trip to Alaska for KZbin. I'm glad you made it through to make the great content that follows.

[@davidmandujano]

Yep, this is most likely why.

[@TowGunner]

Meanwhile, illegals come willy-nilly 🤦‍♂️

[@davidmandujano]

@@TowGunner 99% of illegals don’t go through customs.

[@aroara3455]

@@saga5924 maybe your attitude towards others is why you have no friends

[@StarStriker-pk1zy]

@@saga5924 Man the air must be pretty thin so high on that horse.

[@ladybird74786]

Primy and his family are such gems 🙏

[@nataliemorrison5876]

I love how she takes us through her overwhelming moments--the good, the bad and the ugly!

[@laxer123]

she is a fake

[@user-em2bq8bh8z]

So glad I found your videos. I'm watching them out of order but still enjoy you sharing your adventure with me. Thank you

[@erat91]

Insane how just going to a different crossing makes such a big difference. ItchyBoots just breezed right through.

[@dennisl6198]

It may have been that, but i wonder if she just chose the wrong word to answer a question, or looked at them crosseyed. Not saying its Eva's fault, but something during the interaction probably escalated this. Possibly when she got impatient with them, who knows.

[@EHB4323]

@@dennisl6198 Bullshit! Even if she had complained, why do these trigger-happy Yanks always try to show their "Rambo" side! They are bullies. Explain how the U.S. border can't control hundreds of thousands of illegals from swarming unchecked into the country across the Southern border, but a young woman with easily checked credentials gets extensive hours-long harassment from some pig-bellied customs goons?! Your country is F'd up, having become global comic relief led by Biden and Harris along with the evil democratic party! So you know, those violent Hollywood movies are "Fiction", not reality!

[@csuporj]

@@dennisl6198 Being impatient is illegal?

[@walterprice751]

A friend and I were reentering Texas from Mexico (2008) and my friend was ill. I told the border control we needed medical help and they arrested us, stripped searched us, and held us for 2 hrs. No medical help until we were let go. Oh, the memories.

[@whitemoose8667]

How many idiots do you think come through the border with balloons of drugs inside them that are burst in total? So when you rock up and make a scene about how your friend needs medical help, that is the first thing I would think of as a border agent. Your not a victim because they did their job correctly.

[@walterprice751]

@Dan, thats the falsest of statements. medical assistance is readily available at the border.

[@bruttosporcoecattivo]

Why is the border so messed up? What's the reason?

[@jmelande4937]

@@bruttosporcoecattivo September 11, xenophobia, five decades of drug smuggling, human trafficking, drug lords, and gun running out of and into Mexico.

[@HamguyBacon]

@@bruttosporcoecattivo Drug smuggling, human trafficking, Terrorism Even corpses have drugs stuffed in its bodies and smuggled across the border. but its Ironic the current administration just allows any illegal to cross the border without a hassle.

[@kayyjayy5422]

That family is beautiful. Hospitable, warm welcoming... God bless their sweet hearts

[@dorab2402]

2nd video in and I’m hooked 👏🏽 You have such a great personality and are a good storyteller. So glad I found your channel ❤

[@deeleerambles]

It’s dreadful! The same thing happened to me, but it got worse. They held me in an overcrowded underground cell for 4 days, then held me captive at a detention centre for 3 weeks, and made me fly back to England. I had done nothing wrong! I arrived by land, with a us friend, after volunteering as an English tutor in Mexico. The online us government website stated there’s be a 1-94W entry form to fill out. The guard at the entrance ok’d me to enter the building, next thing I knew I was being arrested for being in the building without a visa!? Absolute nightmare! I documented it on my yt channel and wrote a little book about it (detained, by Dee Lee) on Amazon, as therapy, and to hopefully she’d light and help others avoid such an ordeal! I’m glad you’re ok! Stay safe! Happy travels! 💫

[@eg348]

Omg that is so shocking!! 😢😢I don't understand how they can do this!! So sorry you went through that but WELL DONE for documenting it and writing a book!!! Everyone who experienced something similar should also document it - and it would help to change things, and possibly bring charges against those whom acted unlawfully. I will check out both. 💛💛💛

[@deeleerambles]

@@eg348 Thank you EG. It was unreal, I couldn’t believe what was happening? One minute I was a tourist having a lovely time in Mexico, the next I was being treated like a bank robber! Handcuffed, shackled, locked in a tiny overcrowded cell with 14 other women all squashed together on the floor covered in tin foil blankets that looked like body bags! And that was only the beginning. What Eva went through was the tip of the iceberg, but still very shocked and traumatic. They seem to treat people as though they are guilty of a crime, until they find out they’re innocent, then they let them go, as if nothing happened! I still have nightmares. Hopefully the more people who share their stories, it will help to spread awareness.

[@SUstaxdnerange]

One simple, logical question an American border guard can ask himself is whether a person who want to do bad for America will present himself with a valid passport and visa to a border guard? Such bad people will try to sneak in by various other methods.

[@chicacheca]

Wow I am so sorry for this! 😣

[@eg348]

Hi Dee Lee Rambles 😊💗💗💗 I'm only seeing your reply now! After I read your first comment I went straight to your channel and found your video about it m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/oF6Zp4iva9Bjmq8 I was so shocked I wanted to know more so I actually just bought your book online 💗💗💗 and I was just coming back to Eva's video, to post the link to yours under your comment, for anyone else who may want to know more, when I saw your reply! 😊 God Bless you and heal you from that awful experience it's no wonder you are still having nightmares!!! But you came through it and you took back your power back by documenting your experience!!! Well done for your courage and strength!!! You are an inspiration!!! Love, Hugs and Many Blessings to You Dee Lee!!! 💜💜💜💗💗💗💛💛💛💗💗💗💜💜💜

[@OldEarthWisdom]

The earth is beautiful in the US but some of the people can be scary and the government is very scary. I traveled in my van for 3.5 years all over the US and completely fell in love with the earth. I left that country and moved my home-based to Mexico where the earth is amazing and so are the people. Follow your instincts.

[@tressietes04]

Maybe you could convince the 20-30 million people that have illegally travelled to this earth to return to the part of the earth where ALL of the people are friendly. Either way VIRTUE SIGNAL: RECEIVED ✅

[@cinnamon8884]

@@tressietes04 well, the us illegally stole the land from the indigenous people, so...

[@robertlawler1387]

Hopefully all friendly ones are the ones being smuggled out.

[@hilarymoloney1711]

Yes the US has stunning scenery and jaw dropping national parks. You'll be okay Eva, you're a strong, amazing courageous woman and kudos to that wonderful Mexican family that hosted you, they really went out of their way to give you a wonderful, homely experience. They are good people.

[@GM-cq6ez]

The earth is polluted in the US.

[@Broney-tw3vy]

I used to be a truck driver in the US who, sometimes, picked up or delivered good in Canada. My freight was always pre-cleared with the customs of both countries. Crossing into Canada as a US citizen was pleasant and easy. Crossing into the US (still, as a US citizen) from Canada was never fun. Even with that, I have never experienced what you were put through.

[@NilezII]

In the 80's I crossed into Canada on the interstate, answered about 4 questions, and was in. On the way back, I came down through Quebec into Maine on a small secondary road. It was a nice slow day at the tiny 2-lane border station, and I got THE WORKS. Checked every square inch of my car.

[@TheZombaslaya]

Yeah literally Canadian customs treats Americans better than actual American customs. Hell, I've been to Russia, they didn't even give me any issues

[@touristguy87]

Yeah it's amazing, the US staff has really nothing to do all day long but harass people who just want to get through the border and on their way. Out of all the trips to other countries that I've ever had, and there have been many, they almost universally are a severe pain in the ass. I think they just have nothing better to do.

[@dgoatranch]

Same here. Never had any issue going into another country. Coming back into the USA was always hit or miss. Sometimes easy, sometimes they were jerks.

[@kikovazquez7277]

My experiences are similar. I've made many back and forth crossings between the US, Canada and Mexico going back to the 1970s when border politics wasn't as politically charged. My most difficult experiences have always come trying to get back to the US, and to my great surprise, I had more problems crossing back into my homeland from Canada than from Mexico.

[@totallybonkers]

Primy and his family are amazing people. What a wonderful experience! They wanted you to be safe and sound! So nice to have made new friends in Mexico.❤

[@toddmurphy4297]

As a US citizen I went through almost the same treatment coming in from Canada from Maine. Going into Canada took 20 minutes, coming back took 4 hours.

[@wz7285]

I guess it is time for a young person like yourself to begin to realize that even tho you see your life through the lens of your own experience and good intentions, Border Patrol has seen SO MANY folks who Seem to be Just Like You, who are INFINITELY DIFFERENT than you!

[@gshenaut]

Many years ago when I was a student, I was moving from Michigan to Boston, and made the incredibly wrong decision to cross into Canada at Windsor and come out at Niagara, with everything I owned packed into my car. I had the whole “take everything out of the car” inspection at both border crossings. No handcuffs, though.

[@rowdyriemer]

It's been maybe 7 years since I visited Vancouver, BC. I bet the situation wasn't as bad then, but I did notice going into Canada was a lot simpler than going back to the U.S.

[@shamrockfile]

I’ve crossed into Canada at two different locations without seeing any border patrol on both sides. Coming from Mexico, the US border patrol held me for two hours because I was driving a car with Mexican license plates. Finally a supervisor showed up, looked at my passport and told the agent: Did you look at his passport? Response: Yes, he is a US citizen in a Mexican car. Look again! Where was the passport issued? US embassy, Mexico City What is his address? - - - Mexico City So if he lives in Mexico, do you think he’s going to have American license plates. I EVEN SHOWED HIM MY MEXICAN DRIVERS LICENSE! Pobre pendejo

[@_Jake.From.Statefarm_]

@@wz7285 Okay, I get that perspective and have always tried to see the bigger picture. However, considering he said going INTO Canada was a much different experience, you have to assume that both sides being equal the assumption should be the same.. It's not easy to get into Canada, even a DUI and you've gotta go through a plethora of steps to even get visa.. Borders work two ways..

[@johntucker4296]

As a substitute teacher, I had a student whose family had moved up to Minnesota from Laredo. He told me there was gunfire from the Nuevo side of the border every night.

[@beenaturalinc]

I am thrilled to have stumbled upon your KZbin channel. I am also glad I am alone watching - I cried both times you went emotional - saw it coming, even. So I was relieved not to have worried my family - laughing through the tears. I have been arrested by US Federal law enforcement at gunpoint, handcuffed and mirandized and ended up walking free. But when you can't see the future, its scary. Also, I have travelled deep into Chiapas Mexico for an extended period and everyone was absolutely friendly and helpful, including the Zapatistas. But my favorite place on earth (that I have witnessed and lived in) is the Ticino, CH. I am looking forward to watching more of your posts - I've seen only three so far. Thanks!

[@istvantorok26]

Wow !!! Great video !! Totally addictive , can’t stop watching you

[@scootermcd5756]

I’m in Texas, I spent a lot of time in Laredo… lots of bad things happen at that crossing. I am sorry for the experience, but I see how you enjoyed the Texas hospitality.. God Bless

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Eva has a personality that's so happy, carefree and positive I'd give $1m to have. There is nothing pretentious about her. She is one of those rare free spirits. Please don't ever lose that.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

On a side note she's one pretty girl who likes to show skin. 😍🤩

[@86ccc]

Woah ❤I really love your video, you are so brave and wonderful. Thank you for sharing your journey! Love from 🇨🇦

[@Damon0mania]

I love being shown the world thru your eyes. Keep up the good work!

[@bubblesrcshed]

I can see why this channel is super popular, your energy is great, the adventures and people you see are interesting. Keep up the amazing work 👍

[@dewsterman]

That border incident is all part of being a traveler. Our family which consisted of naturalized Chinese Americans and Chinese Australians decided to go to Tijuana from Sacramento. My family all had accents as they migrated to America after high school or later. When presenting ourselves to border customs we declared we were US and Australian citizens. I got through because I was only 6 years old when I immigrated so I didn't have an accent and they let me enter. My brother and one sister (no passports) and another sister and brother in-law who had Australian passports were held and interrogated for several hours in an interview room before they decided to let them through. This was in the 90's so its worse now.

[@drcornelius8275]

Thank God it's stricter now. The number of illegals in the US is unsustainable and fks over the citizens here.

[@eltravos99]

Doesn't make it right.

[@zeitgeistx5239]

My dad lost his cool cuz as a Chinaman we were routinely picked for random security screenings at airports after 9/11. They would literally make us stand aside at the gates and search us again.

[@sheilacarter7915]

I am so sorry you went through all that! That is absolutely insane!

[@DWB-fq6uu]

i have enjoyed a few of your videos now awesome job you do. i paused this video over night just now restarted and it is a great shot of you 20.53 cheers happy trails dear

[@annrobinson9336]

Oh my goodness, I am so sorry that happened to you! May you meet so many lovely folks to welcome you here, and help you feel safe. Travel well, dear Eva.

[@kflecha1]

Omg Eva I’m glad you’re ok 🧡 As always say let’s take it one day at a time. Some challenges can be scary but keep going. 🧡 you are the bravest 🙌🏽✨💓

[@Muneebkhan_Ai]

hello there

[@stephenbowden3827]

She was sexually violated, it’s as simple as that.

[@chriskoecher7883]

I just watched your video when you went up through Texas. I started watching your journey from the beginning. This is super scary going across the border. So sorry that happened to you! Can't wait to continue watching your adventures.

[@MamaLifeBre]

You made me cry too, here's to better experiences ahead!

[@MelindaKucsera]

I'm so sorry you had such a traumatic border crossing! I'm glad you made it and that your expedition continues!

[@EdwardIglesias]

So sorry to hear about your experience. I was born and grew up in Laredo. It wasn't always this way but after 9/11 the border became incredibly militarized. Also there is a 5 mile zone North and South of the border where usual protections (like freedom from unreasonable search and seizure) do not apply. Your experience was horrible but far from unusual. I hope your trip gets better. As a friend used to say "the most beautiful sight in the world is Laredo in your rear view mirror." Also there is another checkpoint just north of the city as I'm sure you've found out by now.

[@midwestlakelife]

Interesting. I'm American and did not know this. Thanks for sharing. I'm in Michigan and have spent the majority of my time in crossing borders into Canada.

[@jeffs4483]

I heard US Border Patrol has jurisdiction within 100 miles of the border, not 5.

[@abedawg94]

@@jeffs4483 This is correct.

[@VL1975]

@@midwestlakelife Canadian border isn't as bad as the Mexican.

[@veritaslibertas4976]

@@VL1975 Canada is a basically a massive security checkpoint in itself. Huge country, sparse population, separated from other countries by rough and frigid arctic waters, massive tundras mountains and forests between each city, but still has modern airports and security checkpoints. Probably THE most intense bottleneck security check, is just the vastness of it.

[@hemanttheentertainer9904]

Awesome video. Love your travel vlogs.

[@mike1alcott]

That camp ground and the moment you were having tea or coffee. One of the most real moments I've ever seen. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@mike1alcott]

Also sorry im late to the party! 😅

[@stewieuk1276]

I’m very sorry that you had that awful experience at the border! What a wonderful visit with Primy and his family! Remember that there are good people everywhere and I’m sure you will meet them on your current journey! You are smart, strong and brave and we get the privilege of following your journey! That is very exciting and inspiring! Hang in there, it will be worth it! Cheers!

[@karentetz4944]

Eva, I'm so sorry this happened to you! It's ironic that while traveling through Mexico, a country you were warned about as dangerous, you were met with hospitality and kindness, while upon entering the US you were met with such terrible treatment and cruelty. I hope that the rest of your trip is much more pleasant and welcoming! Such a moving story and a sad commentary on the state of hospitality and decency in the US right now.

[@fabriziocremonini6797]

more then ironic ...........honestly i will never visit such a country , not interested.

[@hjblas2435]

Such terrible country, terrible people.

[@Cingearth]

And biden is president ! Just imagine if Trunp was still in charge !!

[@parraeels1990]

Exactly & everyone was saying mexico is dangerous

[@GM-cq6ez]

@@visionsbydean Being handcuffed for no reason is not JUST inconvenient, nor are you using "patrolled" in the right context. Violence and malice are better descriptions in this instance.

[@davidabrule1819]

I wish I could’ve hugged you. I’m so sorry you had that experience. So invasive! I hope you enjoyed your trip. I’m still watching your utube videos. Stay safe!

[@bluemoon-pm5hv]

Bless your heart,stay strong young lady and may the angels be with you. ✌️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@joeabadier]

You are pleasantly exposing the goodness of people- strangers, even. I hope things get sorted out, and those “bumps” are there to make your journeys even more exciting :). And I really hope you are forever safe and healthy. May you continue to be blessed.

[@KariMcMinn]

As an american, I’m so disgusted you or anyone else who crosses the border is treated that way. Thank you for sharing as these stories need to be more exposed.

[@sharkab5593]

yes, while criminals are getting free pass with a welcome and a free cell phone - so SAD.

[@franswaweingartz2162]

​@@sharkab5593 You will also find some corrupt officials working with bad guys, makes you question all the questions while they detain people.

[@caciliawhy5195]

Get over it can you imagine what it is like to work on that border with the government not supporting you now we're rest them don't arrest them do this do that you do the one wrong thing just like the cops in the cities and you get in trouble you know I don't know the whole story I haven't watched the whole video yet but you know they have a right to protect themselves it's a shame that Ava got caught but God knows I've crossed many borders and I've had problems and I don't whine about it and you know you might tell people about it like she is I don't have a problem with that but you know you don't. just get over it

[@khenglim]

Eva is a real world traveller and nothing daunts her. To see her cry over her traumatic experience with the border police speaks volume of the horrendous treatment being meted out by these "officers". Brave of you Eva for speaking out!

[@yeahright532]

@@khenglim The crying was pure click bait.

[@sheilacarter7915]

Such a beautiful caring and giving family you stayed with. ❤️

[@arctic_haze]

The time I worked (completely legally) in the USA was probably the best time of my life. I could continue but the constantly worse and worse experiences on the American border made me stop going there. Sorry, America but there are many places in the world where one is not treated as a criminal just because they cross a border. But I still love the land 🇺🇸

[@G-grandma_Army]

I am a Texan and the sad reality is that thousands cross our borders legally and illegally daily. Many are traffickers. Texas communities have to worry Fentanyl, drug and human smugglers coming into our communities. The border control is OVERWHELMED and have an almost impossible job to do. It’s a sad reality. There aren’t that many taxing most other borders.

[@morningrosie3684]

I mean, I can't really blame the caution on the border. That border has some dangerous stuff going on. They NEED to be careful I guess.

[@arctic_haze]

@@morningrosie3684 I was talking about experiences I had not on the Mexican border but the US airports. I was arriving as a visiting scientist with a J-1 visa and treated as a criminal. Thanks but no thanks. In the whole EU I can travel and work without using a passport (yes, it's true!). So I stopped working for the US institutions. As simple as that.

[@morningrosie3684]

@@arctic_haze Yeah. I suppose. Everything with air travel went downhill after 9/11. Again, I can't really blame them though.

[@arctic_haze]

@@morningrosie3684 It is not about blaming but simply choice. Within the European Union, I can travel without a passport (and this is why I no longer have a valid one). During most air trips I took in recent years, I did not even have to show any ID. Sometimes I did have to scan it at an automatic border gate. I can legally work in all EU countries with no excessive paperwork. So why bother about the security obsessed Unites States?

[@sarahdurnford8210]

I'm from Texas and I've lived in Mexico for about a year and a half. I can's speak on specifics, but from the things I've heard and seen while living in Mexico I can understand why the Border was so bad. Human and drug trafficking is a serious issue and the cartels have been very sneaky about getting past security. I am sorry that you had such a bad experience and it's hard having things happen and not understanding why. I guess they don't want anybody to have any information about why they do things that could report back to people who will try to abuse the system. On a happy note, WELCOME and I hope that your journey is all you could have hoped for!

[@thomaslee1982]

Primy's family was amazing! Points of light in the world.

[@emmanuelalviola4112]

Just found this video and I’m impressed. What a brave girl. Stay safe. Grilled pineapple, wow!

[@MusicalJeanAz]

Just discovered your channel. This video was so compelling. I almost felt like I was along for the ride iterally. That border stuff is crazy. I got so into your experience when it was over. I forgot what day it was and what is on my agenda for tomorrow. So glad you got through and on to Texas.

[@markjones4186]

Thank you thank you for showing the humanity of people! These days the media tries to tell us that people are evil and that we should fear them, but that has not been my experience at all. Sure, I've had some sketchy situations over 50yrs and have even had a gun pointed at my head, but truth be told that is so rare and 98% of my experiences have been fruitful and positive. Please continue to show the goodness in humanity.

[@stormydude3]

Adventure implies risk as well as reward. You are on the grandest adventure of all time. I can't wait to see every minute of it that you can share with us. You are a natural at this. You're photogenic and bubbly personality and your realism and your honesty just touches us. Deeply. Thank you. With all my heart.

[@jonathanbarnett1823]

You’re amazing person just such good spirits!

[@joakimgrgaard3676]

Hi, I like your series alot! Thank you.

[@mnelson929]

American here. I will never cross overland back into this country after crossing from Quebec to Vermont on a Greyhound bus. They were horrible to every single one of us on that bus, American or not (not that it matters your nationality imo, just saying they were equal opportunity assholes). The whole experience was traumatizing and I wasn't handcuffed or patted down, just given a hard time because they felt like it. They held our bus for almost three hours to harass the Black mother traveling with kids. I can't imagine what it was like for her.

[@PhotonBread]

You’re an amazing human being. Adventure Seekers are always one of a kind. Your energy, charisma, drive… it’s all very inspiring. Much love from Indianapolis and many safe travels ahead. ☕️☕️☕️

[@clintonwooten5189]

Merry Christmas to you and your family hope you’re having a wonderful Christmas

[@mlegeta]

Eva,you are amazing. I have been watching lots of your adventures

[@Bjintexas]

Eva, I thoroughly enjoy watching you and it was just by accident that I came across your video entitled "First Impressions of Texas". You are truly a "Hoot" as we say here in Texas. Sadly, I didn't have the opportunity to have met you when you traveled through our Great State, because I would have loved to have done so. ...I do wish you well in your travels, and wish and hope for your safety. As a "Retired" Law Enforcement Officer I've seen and experienced what you have not. So be Safe! I wish you nothing but happiness that is exceeded by your Dreams. Bj ~ Palestine, Texas

[@pgrberthelot67]

Wow my fiance is from Palestine texas:)

[@dressagegirlkae]

That’s definitely happened to me, and I’m a U.S. Citizen. They just want to see if you crack and admit to something interesting. When I told the boarder agent I left on vacation to Russia and was still welcome back at my service industry job he let me through. He even asked me about my boyfriends parents income. So weird.

[@zlcoolboy]

That question makes sense as I would assume its a way to try to figure out how the person is paying for the trip (as in figure out if it's being funded by or for smuggling).

[@robertogurrola7465]

You went to Russia and are entering via Mexico, that's a massive red flag. You went to a nation the US has been at odds with and are reentering the US indirectly. You could be a spy, terrorist, foreign agent, smuggler, gangster, cartel, etc. The question about the parents was to determine if you have any foreing allegiances/funded by foreign parties. Crossing Borders is not supposed to be easy, its a massive national security risk especially for world powers. You should consider yourself lucky that the border isn't nearly as secure as its supposed to be given the past 30 years of continuosly weakened security

[@firstjohn3123]

So weird. Where I grew up, that would be an insolent question. Quite offensive, as it is considered quite a personal matter.

[@stickyicky2858]

@@firstjohn3123 it’s offensive here to lol

[@trotamun2454]

Meanwhile they pat down one girl, TONS of llegal substances are being smuggled right under their noses. Yey! Tax payer's $$$

[@betterequipment5692]

You are restoring my faith in humanity, thank you!

[@jennyfulcher8035]

I'm a native Texan currently living in Seattle, WA the past 42 years. I'm so so sorry you had such a horrific experience at the border. I'm glad that you were able to get your VISAs stamped and are now enjoying your journey towards Alaska. Wishing you a safe trip! Take good care. Jenny 🐺🐾🦉🪶🌎🕊✌

[@KRich408]

You have an unbelievably positive personality 👍. I wish everyone had!. Good luck in your journeys. 😀

[@GenealogyTravels]

As an American, it is shocking how difficult it is to travel home after visiting abroad. Extra questions and extra searches....and that is flying back from Europe with a US passort. After jumping around Europe and Central America with such little fuss, I always forget to give myself extra, extra time when returning home...and I'm a white, middle age woman. Cant even image the nightmare it is for others. Once you begin to emerse yourself as you travel north, I hope you find it well worth that unpleasant and scary experience. P.S. I love the Texas hill country. New Mexico IS the land of enchantment; Utah is not to missed. It would not be Expedition Wild without time in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. All great preps for ur next country: Canada. The Canadian Rockies are mind blowing. So excited for u. Onward and forward!

[@spellbindingjourney]

Be sure to do the Banff-Jasper highway. It’s on of the most spectacular in the world based on my travels throughout the planet.

[@arianagugora6811]

I experience this, as well, when I fly back to the US from Europe as a US citizen. It's always jarring! Lol

[@thomascragg783]

You have to realize that a USCBP officer particularly in Texas has probably never heard of Poland and if he has it's probably from Fox News so it's not good. Helping Ukrainians, so probably Nazis.

[@ALIENDNA14]

If she was a Spanish speaking Illegal Alien, then she would've been invisible to the U.S. Border patrol... They have their orders to harass and antagonize American Citizens; and not the other way around...

[@merylrivett7530]

Totally agree. Also middle aged white woman. Coming home to the US is always the scariest part of any trip I take.

[@MindsEyeVisualGuitarMethods]

Wow this is really cool. I'm so glad I found this channel. You're a great KZbinr and your adventures are amazing. As is your ability to tell the story and put it into this vlog format. I've been to Laredo many times, but never across the border there. Just the u.s. Canada border which is typically much simpler for a standard humdrum US citizen. Three years ago I began a job as a freight expeditor meaning I just haul freight around the United States in a big van that I stay in, much like a long-haul trucker. I'm super happy to have another channel with interesting content to explore. I could relate to a lot of it in many ways but you also provide a lot of new perspectives which is really cool. Anyhow cool to meet you hope all is well.

[@Unknown-du7lq]

Sorry to hear that,,I like your positivity love u

[@billt340]

I’ve just subscribed to this channel and enjoy following your adventures. So inspiring but as much as I love watching, I am equally if not more, upset and embarrassed about your treatment. Our country was changed forever by 911 and continues on a downward path as a divided nation. I love my country and proud to be an American but it breaks my heart to hear of stories like this. May the rest of your trip be filled with joy and happiness. Fair travels

[@jefferyperry6011]

Nice video that's awesome meeting good families

[@brianrobertson1211]

I totally admire you and what you do. I'm so sorry you were mistreated at the border.

[@aastharai9736]

Ohh Eva.. My eyes welled up seeing you cry like this. I’m so sorry you had such a terrible experience. Lots and lots of positive energy and love your way ♥️♥️🫂🫂

[@chrismyers46]

I just hope that it goes smoother for you when you cross from Canada into Alaska. No one would fault you if you started your adventure from the Yukon instead. Primy and his family seemed so lovely :)

[@GM-cq6ez]

People (excluding drug and mafioso dealers) are lovely south of the border.

[@oscarlugo8761]

@@GM-cq6ez Clearly you DON'T mean "Primy the drug dealer," or "Primy the mafioso leader," correct? lol How about "People are TYPICALLY lovely south of the border" so that they're not confused with gun-wielding criminals?

[@bunzeebear2973]

Canada into Alaska, USA? It is the same schit. Passport, visa, proof of your existence documentation out the Ying Yang. I worked at a truck stop in the Border. It was hell getting into Alaska from there(before 9-11) Can only be worse now.

[@ciggabuzz321]

My past experience tells me you never cross the US border alone, because then they just assume you are a drug smuggler. I once had 3 hours of questioning because I flew solo from New Zealand and they were pretty open with that fact that they believe it's suspicious if you are by yourself

[@jacobonia]

Wow. I'm not surprised, unfortunately, but I'm so, so sorry this happened. I hope the rest of your stay was better.

[@GHndz26103]

I’m so sorry that you were treated this way ! I hope you have a great trip GOD bless you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@TheNons3nse]

OMG, I just found your channel and you are AMAZING. Your energy, vibe, beautiful shots, everything is perfect :) The fact that you are from Poland (I could understand the conversation with Babcia because I'm from Slovakia and I love Polish language). This content is exactly what I need in life right now. Take care Eva ♥ -Dave from Bratislava

[@ukumortenlaurits4178]

Greeting from estonia! I was in texas for the first time last month. You’re amazing, love you!

[@chippi09]

Just found your channel for I am really a fan of these kind of journey, might do it in the future. Sorry 'bout what happened to you entering the US thru Laredo. Bottom line , you are a VERY BRAVE person to travel alone. Be safe always and be more careful in planning your next move. Have fun and take extra good care of yourself.