The Profound Loneliness of Being Deported | The New Yorker Documentary

In “Dial Home,” directed by César Martínez Barba, the telemarketing industry in Tijuana employs deportees from the U.S. who are attempting to create a new life.
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The Profound Loneliness of Being Deported | The New Yorker Documentary

[@efrainarreola3945]

I been here in Tijuana for 12 years now, I have actually come to terms that I will be here for a long time so I have to adjust to this life. I stoped worrying about going back to the USA an focused on me, if I dwell on going back I will not advance in life . It is what it is and let's move on!

[@ammonioussaccas]

Perception is everything.

[@AN-xs7dw]

I visit TJ all the time. Its not as bad as people make it out to be. There are nice areas too. There bad areas in California too. I feel safer to TJ than Oakland or Compton!

[@Gitanarosa]

God bless you. I hope you can do well in Mexico. The country has a lot to offer and I hope you can get something started on your own.

[@rcc7542]

No way. Living in USA. Is so expensive rent is 1700 monthly so crazy

[@gabodds2221]

Tijuana is a very good place to live at. I used to love living in Tijuana; now that I’m here in Texas, I wish I could go back…life is so much fun and happy in Mexico

[@Minka186]

This is heart breaking! I’m 41 and I came to the US when I was 5. I can understand how these people feel living in the US for so long. I have since become a US citizen and it feels great. Prayers for everyone 🙏🏼

[@gigapus5050]

Well they should get legal have a few friends that went through the process and it's a MF but it's the best way to do it so your not walking around in fear of being sent back.

[@vegamusician]

@@gigapus5050get legal? Once you lose status, there is little you can do.

[@melmartin2710]

The young lady letting her father know there is a place they can meet and hold hands for a moment broke my heart

[@johnbuckeye9590]

Maybe she should move to Mexico... Stop all the drama and pain.

[@omarchaidez30]

@@johnbuckeye9590 she lives in Mexico BOY!!

[@omarchaidez30]

@John Buckeye the way the US. Is going the good old withies are going to be making miles long lines to get In to Mexico. But for the "rest of us" we just want the money .

[@ミゲルアヤラ]

@@johnbuckeye9590 Did you know that all the south border States in the united states belong to Mexico?

[@johnbuckeye9590]

@@ミゲルアヤラ hate to break it to you. But the Americans and Mexicans had a war ... Mexico lost. Did you know that?

[@roselirose4279]

This made cry..........I went to La Jolla High a rich high school where everyday I was teased for my accent. I was never white enough or Mexican enough. But it has made me who I am today. I truly feel bad for these people. You're in my prayers tonight.

[@gabodds2221]

I actually like Tijuana a lot! I did worked at UCSD and did USC for dental; but, I miss the fun and happiness in Tiuana

[@zeusfloreus]

Holaz, I feel the same way growing up in Idaho. Certain groups made it clear where mexicans belong and Mexicans made it very clear I wasn't Mexican. It all inspired my art created within the "in between"

[@isaimedel8152]

Same but we got this!

[@abetteryounow6484]

Why come illegally! If you can pay the cartels, why not fill out the legal documents and pay the fee?

[@seacowDUGONG]

Forgeddd bout it. ... (Thick Italian accent) I'm Indian BTW the struggle is real I grew up watching Hollywood movies and idealising these things Hollywood makes movies on which aim to portray Italian immigrants to US landmass as criminal types (to say the least)

[@juliomaldonadoramirez7697]

After living in the U.S. for 50 years, I was deported. At times life has been difficult because at my age not much is expected. But the most difficult part of this is that those family members who are American citizens have forgotten me or turned their back on me completely. In their hearts since I am a deportee, I am less than worthy. All too soon their phone calls and text messages stopped. Today I am alone in my thoughts, memories, and prayers.

[@donnagrantham1613]

You're healthy and alive just be happy for that you can't help cuz you were born somewhere else but you can't live here unless you legally take the steps

[@donnagrantham1613]

Sorry you lost your child but that doesn't give you a reason to stay in the United States I mean United States citizens born and raised and people across the board just come in and think they could just do whatever they want here it's a negativity

[@tonychacon1479]

Why does everything have to revolve around the USA. Life goes on everywhere

[@donnagrantham1613]

@@tonychacon1479 they see free money Free housing free food that's why they choose America the roaches man screwing around a funny little piece of bread I'm sick of all of them

[@gingerwingerful]

Life goes on my brother I understand how you feel abt being forgotten but u need to set yourself a challenge it's never to late you can restart your life and flourish don't give up just yet.i.will.pray for u and good luck

[@michelle_m4446]

As an immigrant who is having a tough time locating my actual naturalization document, i feel these folks pain.

[@marryson123]

you mean your naturalization certificate? I think USCIS should have your biometrics info.

[@AA-kj4ic]

easy to replace with USCIS, just need to apply for a new copy

[@michelle_m4446]

I was naturalized in 1986, as a minor via my mom. This was all pre 9/11 pre patriot act. My ss# still shows me as a permanent resident alien.

[@marryson123]

@@michelle_m4446 didn’t you update your immigration status with the ssn? That’s like the first thing they tell me to do after I got my citizenship

[@glow1815]

@@marryson123 why do you need to update anything your infor ones you become Naturalized? I was not told that. Only for my SS # because I changed my name, still my SS # is still the same. If nothing changed no need to update your infor. This was In 2020.

[@MariaPichardo-vn1ee]

I feel both of you. I cried watching this video. I honestly thought I was the only one going throught this. My name is Maria and i live in Nicaragua I was deported 16 years ago. It's been a strugle coming to a country i barely known. I left Nicaragua when I was one. Now, I filed a petition and waiting for an approval. My whole family is in the US Miami, Florida where I was raised all my life.

[@justinx9892]

Why’d you get deported? And why not move on with life. You have English skills, get your family to send you some money and open a business. They’ll never approve your petition to reenter

[@gerardomtz92]

I second that, American money, I’m guessing is worth more there? They can send you money and you can start a business. Who knows if you’ll ever come to the US but with money, you can move to another country if you’d like. Best of luck stranger.

[@mogznwaz]

So you got deported - for a reason. It’s your own fault.

[@micclay]

​@@justinx9892Nicaragua is communist. The government can just confiscate the business if they want to.

[@maximwilson1482]

I lived in tj (Tijuana) for years and saw all this, and then some. You have two choices when the shackles are removed, take the readily available drugs and go into oblivion or take advantage of the clean slate and start over. Look at the Haitians, they have a flourishing community in TJ and are thriving. There are opportunities if you look for them, life is short so make the best of it.

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

How much do English-speaking call center agents make in Tijuana?

[@ianmoreno9672]

$3000 MX pesos per week average

[@williamhung1004]

@@eustab.anas-mann9510 400 to 600 dollars a month

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

@@ianmoreno9672 @williamhung1004 Thanks!

[@mariadromero313]

😢what this make me cry because some criminals are having fun and some only for a simple 🆔 are suffering

[@blossom1643]

Yeah. You people bring “sufferin” on Yourself.

[@MiguelMartinez-lu9kv]

I'm dying little by little of sadness I spent 37 yesterday in beautiful USA

[@thetruthhurts131]

Did you get deported

[@glow1815]

@@thetruthhurts131 he just told us( he spent 37 years in the U.S.) Yes he got deported.

[@glow1815]

Take it one day at a time. I know it's easy then done. But you have so much to live for. Find people in your situation talk to them will help you cope a lot. Try not to spent time a lone too much. Group support is good for you.

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

Interesting I feel the same way except I'm in the 🇺🇸 and dying littleby little I'm leaving to 🇲🇽 to save my life

[@mariamortensen4536]

​@@pearlperlitavenegas2023praying for you

[@josecarlosramos-gomez853]

Sending positive vibes , prayers to everyone

[@armandovazquezibarra8988]

I've been deported since 2009, lost everything in the U.S and i learned to love mexico, my land. my country.

[@safeandeffectivelol]

I don't know why people leave Mexico. The economy is growing faster than the US and the cost of living and weather are much better. If they could get the cartels under control, they would be one of the wealthiest countries in the world.

[@samsingh9592]

Mexico is beautiful. I have been there a few times , beautiful weather, beautiful beaches, amazing food.

[@alexxx7066]

​@@safeandeffectivelollol mexico is extremely corrupt and immunity is almost at 100% 😂 the economy is growing only for a few lmao

[@blossom1643]

@@alexxx7066yeah? It’ll never grow for You with that attitude. Keep your Corruption in your Own Country. We’re Full up.

[@ludwick54]

Excellent film, a follow up would be most welcome.

[@Striker885]

You have a whole country, focus on building your country than envying life in America. I personally blame their parents who have selfishly put them through this

[@wellingtonvarela7626]

I got deported back to brasil in 2013 after being leaving in the USA for 28 years the feelings before you actually to the air plane is so overwhelming I was 56 at that time I cry like someone who lost his mother I was horrified just to think of my life in Rio I drunk 3 bottles of wine was like I had no ground under my feet sensation of defeat broke lost only 200 dollars on my pockets the whole trip contemplating suicide well 10 past I miss my son he still he born there for the grace of Jesus christ I survived life is different but I have what I need not what I want thanks Jesus

[@videosandrehome]

Do you see your family in the US? How have you adapted in RIO.

[@eldiamanteazul7775]

🌹💌🕎🇮🇱A🕊️M👑E🌟N🇮🇱📖✝️🍇🌹🛐

[@edusays]

Que deus te abençoe

[@V.E.R.O.]

Half your life...Can you apply to go back legally after you've been in Brasil for so long even if just to visit your son?

[@lencicollier6492]

There is ALOT more to Mexico than Tijuana... Mexico is vast... And if you have family in the USA... that can help to support you with U.S. dollars for a period of time... those US dollars can go far in Mexico... buy land... start a business... invest in a simpler life... And there are OTHER countries you can still travel to... the U.S. is NOT the only country to thrive in... Mexico has it's problems... but... the people... the locals... are kind... generous... helpful... Mexicans are beautiful...

[@theitconsultant]

how close do you want the camera to be? yes.

[@alejandroortiz4148]

Life in México can be much better than life in the USA. Especially if your US educated and bilingual. There is much more than call centers. Mexico is vast and rich country.

[@michelle_m4446]

Oh my god.. the young lady just wanted to hold her Dads hand just breaks my heart

[@itsnotme328]

I'm on my own, I have no Idea what I'm going to do, I'll just take it day by day

[@carlostorres8771]

How’s it going?

[@V.E.R.O.]

Do you have any extended family you can reach out to?

[@iandarichards8778]

We do what we can to survive even if sometimes it may not always be the right thing. Stay strong

[@malayaanderson8222]

True, but that also means there will still be consequences. If I rob a bank for a good reason it’s still a crime.

[@viaggeira]

This is so sad 😢 yet so real ..... This video should get more views and likes Great documentary

[@InternetJunkHuman]

They come here seeking a better life? These young mothers do not understand that they sow the seeds of sorrow for future generations. The entire Hispanic culture needs to go through a transformation to survive. The cultural preference for a large family with many children is not sustainable.

[@NameHerePlease..]

These people should realize their parents put them in this predicament, not the United States.

[@itsablessingbeinganamerica1401]

100%

[@ritarodriguez6347]

I am so sorry for your loss.

[@sportsNentertainment-300zx]

God Bless everybody

[@JorgeLuisMeraz-gb4qi]

The more I live the more I get astonished 😮😂😂😂😮😮😮😢😢😢

[@user-pwfus]

People need to forget about material things and remember family is all you need and you will remain in what ever country that you choose but you must choose the rite path always.

[@mogznwaz]

The legal path

[@V.E.R.O.]

It's true, when you're poor and you don't have much you appreciate your family more. Life in the US tends to make one materialistic.

[@DavidKissinger-cm3lh]

the profound loneliness of being a native born citizen of the USA but have to live on the streets while illegals break into the country with out welcome and they are treated like royalty, above the law, fed and housed for free. the profound loneliness of the people who paid taxes their whole lives but can't afford a place to live or food while those who ignore the laws of a sovereign nation are handed everything for free and treated as if they are of more value than a citizen who paid taxes their whole life. if you get deported for breaking the law of the land...get over it and accept that you got what you deserved. quit feeling sorry for yourself as if you are the only one who has it hard, your not. pull your head out of your 4th point of contact.

[@suzyq2]

Preach! And amen......truth.

[@GerardoNava-b6o]

Immigrants no matter legal or illegal pay taxes… also you’ve lived in the streets and never criticize the government for why there’s homelessness in the richest country anywhere on earth. No ones saying they’re the only ones having a hard life this is just one video. There’s hundreds of videos on homeless people too. Complain about the foreign intervention in others countries and the foreign policy that’s caused all this. Your government has caused all this no fault of theirs.

[@mogznwaz]

👏👏👏

[@mogznwaz]

@@GerardoNava-b6oIllegals don’t pay tax. By definition illegals are UNDOCUMENTED therefore they have no legal rights, no SS number, and if discovered can be deported.

[@aroncarvajal7080]

I can't watch this, at least not now

[@Lee-yb2zr]

I cant get a job at a Mexican restaurants because im not authentic enough. I dont speak Spanish either. I live in the US. how ironic.

[@TravelAlwaysOfficial]

I'm glad that that family has each other. That's the most important thing! Talking about the guy who lost his newborn son.

[@charlesjonesjr1262]

I feel bad for you guys. Very unfortunate. You seem like normal American people I see everyday. Stay strong.

[@djm2189]

This is so sad! But this could have been avoided because we just keep allowing this border to be open, they stay some time, and then they get deported because they weren't supposed to be here in the first place.

[@HeatherBoo916]

I had no idea there was a door you can open and close on the border

[@xtxt9135]

Not just the US. A lot of countries do exactly the same and nobody takes any notice.

[@kaizersose7437]

Such as….

[@NomadinBroward]

Dios mio que preciosa esa mujer 😍

[@adolfolopezmartinez3696]

I accually applied for a job at a call center, while living in TJ!

[@tonywalton1052]

You didn't get accepted?

[@adolfolopezmartinez3696]

No sir!

[@NomadinBroward]

@@adolfolopezmartinez3696 why not??

[@jackienaiditch7965]

What a sad situation.

[@johnsmith1474]

Sad we can't lock down the border, yes.

[@jackienaiditch7965]

@Kathia Perra Now there's a compassionate response.

[@mogznwaz]

Boo hoo. Don’t break into someone else’s country then…..

[@MedusaJellyFish300]

I believe in 2nd chances and I believe in redemption. I could see and feel their regrets. I feel for them 😕

[@glow1815]

Very sad. I can imagine what they're going through. But you will be okay take it one day at a time. Fine a support group or creat one. My people( Cambdians) lots were deported. Now can you imagine that half a round the world away. They can't go to the border nor have their family come to them. One thing they have is support group that helps them get through the nightmares. A lot of them committed suicide only days landed in Cambodia.

[@mogznwaz]

Try putting all that energy into making your own country better instead of breaking into someone else’s country illegally and expecting to be rewarded with a better life.

[@ed1476]

Don’t feel alone, there’s a purpose for everything, God love ya.

[@killua7270]

call center is another wicked product created by

[@SeanHogan_frijole]

There are a lot more going to join them.

[@adrianaospina8079]

La vida le da a uno todo ,y se lo quita todo .

[@barbaradascalos4411]

everything...health and wealth...all goes away.

[@rcc7542]

Se llegas a USA. Deves aprovechar. Porque muchos no llegan. Y si ya estas hay porque robar porque hacer cosas malas porque meterte a pandillas porque. Por eso te deportan por algo malo. Conosco varios q por borrachos unos por robar cheques otros por hacer fraude de choques. Otros por fumar droga y no pagar manutención de hijos es triste es duro pero no aprenden

[@fishingwithsam7526]

Sad. 😢

[@lifeafterdeportation]

🙌🏽

[@crypto9097]

Your famous bro 😂

[@Magical_Thinking]

After reading the title I couldn’t bring myself to watch the short clip, because I know it will really bum me out. Sometimes it sucks to be an empath.

[@lifeafterdeportation]

I’ve watched it several times over n over still get the chills…..

[@gloriabrownlee6567]

It means you are human to feel another person's pain. The politicians want to make you feel these people are animals and don't deserve to be here. What gets me is when a veteran gets deported. I am a veteran and served with people of all races and really bonded with them and to know that they deported someone who served this country is outrageous they should get to become a citizen, I don't know how else they could show you how much they love this country.

[@johnbuckeye9590]

@@gloriabrownlee6567 Being a veteran does not make you an America, nor does paying taxs. Its like me dressing in a police officer uniform and saying I'm a cop. Please face reality.

[@slowmojo9355]

@@johnbuckeye9590 hahaha.... they're more American than a lot of so call Americans living of their mommy and daddy money who don't even have a normal job....

[@dazed_and_amazed1296]

@@johnbuckeye9590 right because exploiting minorities to fight for your country with a guarantee of residency status and then failing vets is completely their fault. “ The promise of citizenship Congress made to non-citizen service members is not just an important recruitment tool. It is a moral imperative embedded in our history, values, and laws. If you are willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for America, you are - and should be - entitled to be an American” ACLU The ACLU has been fighting these cases for decades and it happens time and time again. If your interested I would do more research in this topic and the pattern the US govt of exploring minorities especially non citizens in the military.

[@carlosayes4162]

I was deported by someone who wrongly accused me to obtain US benefits

[@michaelcandido2824]

I’m so sorry :(

[@jacquilinev]

This sounds oddly familiar 🤔

[@mommychrissy]

Happened to my husband too they tried to deport him but he sat in a detention center 6 months his country wouldn't take him they let him go on reporting

[@rcc7542]

They won’t. Because you have to be a citizen o resident. In order to get the papers approve. Karma

[@mogznwaz]

You can only be deported if you’re not an American citizen. If you’re not a citizen - TOUGH

[@MrSeancurtis]

Honestly. I don't really feel bad for any of them. It's the game they we're playing. What did they expect?

[@yadhumoore]

Make the Mexico like USA.

[@rinellarodgers404]

Pobrecito...😢

[@faustoalcantar4345]

It’s a tough reality but they should know better to trying to get their papers straight so they don’t have to get in this horrible situation specially with family and friends pray for all of them so they can learn to love Mexico 🇲🇽 sorry pochos

[@PiroKUSS]

You never learn to love Mexico. It's a shithole.

[@Edgar-ot7cv]

Go back to africa boi

[@SoapPreneur1]

😢😢😢

[@TeenStyle400]

15:19min I felt you bro I hope God can bring so much health and prosperity to you guys! 👊🏾

[@eldiamanteazul7775]

🌹🕊️🥰🇮🇱AMEN👑💖🌟AMEN📖🙏🦜🌹🛐

[@jsempai3381]

Im getting deported soon and I feel scared

[@elbertmoreno2159]

Be strong ya...

[@ericreviews6046]

@@Intense_Cloud why not look for a wife and get married.

[@ericreviews6046]

@@Intense_Cloud have you thought of Canada as an option ?

[@lisag2684]

@@ericreviews6046 Canada has strict laws as far as immigration. You can’t even visit if you have a DUI or anything over a misdemeanor.

[@nomahope3182]

@Uncle Tom Which part of Africa are you talking about? You need a visa to go to most African countries and the plane tickets are expensive.

[@dave3506]

Como se llama la de ojos verdes ,me la traigo paka

[@OWN12S]

Are deportee's starting to make there own communities in TJ? English speaking parts of town?

[@Letisia-qb8cf]

It’s so sad that they miss the USA 🇺🇸 but now stuck in Mexico 🇲🇽

[@rongee3781]

I'll pray for you and your family.

[@zabdi1924]

You don’t have to stay in Mexico, there are many countries that take Mexican citizens, my cousin lived in Japan and Germany for many years.

[@Mr.Magic_O]

It's not a matter of who "takes Mexicans". The USA "takes many Mexicans" legally. I'm sure that those Mexicans that went to Germany, Japan or elsewhere would be deported if they broke the laws in those countries.

[@glow1815]

It takes money to go that far. They will have to save for years. Most their family are 100ft away. Why would they want to go there lol

[@mmfong297]

Most of these departees aren't holding white collar tech or engineer jobs.. Mexicans could nearly go to any EU countries and all of Americas including Canada visa-free.. but that's if they could afford to go

[@HeatherBoo916]

Japan doesn't like immigration

[@MandoGaytan-hr5od]

How do u do it I wanna go to Finland bive got deported

[@MandoGaytan-hr5od]

I need help ive also got deported i currently live in Guanajuato i need help

[@jett3332]

Try coming legally instead of illegally.

[@killua7270]

did somebody know how can we change into social campaign

[@mogznwaz]

How about ‘Don’t be an illegal and don’t commit crime in someone else’s country?’

[@115dancingqueen]

The young lady with with a daughter should continue speaking English with her. The child is born American and will need to speak English when she returns.

[@IvyANguyen]

How do the deportees who speak no Spanish at all fare in this situation? Surely there are some who were brought to the US as a young kid and only learned English. Are there jobs in Mexico for such people who speak only English?

[@RenardGarzaro]

The same the come to the US and don’t speak English.

[@mogznwaz]

@@RenardGarzaro👏

[@michaelwittmann8720]

they never are clear of " WHY" they got Canned?

[@mogznwaz]

Exactly !

[@betsy5889]

That’s what I was thinking 🤔

[@itsablessingbeinganamerica1401]

They believed the lies of the family and nor taking the time to research the aws and processes of legality and citizenship in 🇺🇸 SMH

[@Andredelagarde]

Life in México is not too bad, my siblings are all US citizens and decided they want to live in Mexico.

[@HLife-wf9ge]

8:24 why he talking like that

[@talos2373]

The profound loneliness of being deported? You're in your own country among your own what's the problem?

[@F30586]

I wonder what’s up with Oscar. I know him and his wife broke up. What’s up, Oscar?!

[@MS-ut8fd]

These people's situation is unfortunate but the sooner they adapt to their new life, the better off they will be. (always have a plan B)

[@jaksparrow6910]

The girl showcased in the video is so gorgeous and down, makes me want a relationship

[@bdidbwvolume2.230]

It's very sad the situation these people and their parents brought on themselves. Hopefully they now understand that actions have consequences, and laws have enforcement. You're not above the laws that apply to the rest of us.

[@dazed_and_amazed1296]

Yes no one is above risking their lives for their families to eat and survive. What are they thinking?!

[@bdidbwvolume2.230]

@@dazed_and_amazed1296 Clearly they weren't thinking. They broke the law and thought it was okay. What's so hard to understand?

[@dazed_and_amazed1296]

@@bdidbwvolume2.230 this is a good lesson that you can’t teach people empathy.

[@bdidbwvolume2.230]

@@dazed_and_amazed1296 How's your own colon smell, cuz youre insanely far up there

[@skrmacs4815]

@@dazed_and_amazed1296 you have at it with empathy. America does not drop bombs in Latin america. they need to apply legally to immigrate.

[@oliverstianhugaas7493]

But at the end of the day, they came ilegally.

[@ninis777s]

Like your ancestors.

[@johndoe-wv3nu]

What did the people do to get the boot?

[@AA-kj4ic]

break the law? notice most with heavy tattoos? likely gang affiliation. a traffic ticket won't get you deported, but a criminal conviction of 1 year or longer will.

[@johndoe-wv3nu]

@@REPDAT5SIX2 love "poor (illegal) immigrant". Their criminals once they crossed the border. They already displayed a disrespect for our laws.

[@barbaravyse660]

They were in the US illegally.

[@Edgar-ot7cv]

​@@barbaravyse660yeah not like the white people who just showed up ad well

[@pauljackson9716]

This is why ignoring laws, even when it is the easier path, is wrong. This message is not directed to those brought to the US as children and deported. This is for those charged with enforcing the law. There will be no amnesty, so you are setting people up for an upheaval and major disruption.

[@HeatherBoo916]

You sound like a real winner

[@pauljackson9716]

Okay? @@HeatherBoo916

[@pauljackson9716]

​@HeatYou sound like a winner, too? herBoo916

[@HeatherBoo916]

@@pauljackson9716 at least I can type and have a soul with morals

[@nas9071]

Fix this mess Washington folks!

[@Lisa-tt9hm]

Heartbroken for the kids because their should have fixed their status years ago. Talk about procrastination!

[@Edgar-ot7cv]

You are numb we arent white f off

[@carlosayes4162]

I was deported by being wrongly accused for dv someone that wanted immigration benefits through vawa do a documentary on that

[@mogznwaz]

If you were deported you’re not an American citizen. Them’s the breaks if you’re an illegal

[@silentmentor5888]

Your parents caused this you know. And now you deal with it. Well done Mom.

[@thatguyjimmie]

The children are paying for the crimes of their parents. If American citizenship is so important that it needs to happen eventually. You cannot just stay in someone else's country just because you want to. There is a process for everything. I think these parents failed their children by not putting a priority on citizenship papers. We are a nation of laws like any other country. You cannot just walk across the border and say I'm here. Plus it's not like we're getting the best and the brightest let's just be honest. We're getting the dregs of society. There aren't doctors lawyers accountants and astronauts crossing the border trying to get in. We don't need more poor people here we need more outstanding human beings that want to be American citizens. I understand you were brought over here as a child that you didn't know any better but as you came up you need to start answering these questions about your citizenship status because if you do not and just think you can slide under the radar eventually you're going to get pulled over. Because of racial profiling and eventually it's going to be found out that you don't have proper paperwork. And eventually you will be doing jail time and then deported. Is it really worth it all?

[@X3MIJA]

😔 so sad what the gov does to ppl its stolen land ! I'll be moving to mexico never been to mexico 🇲🇽 it's a beautiful

[@thetruthhurts131]

Well steal it back or shut up

[@kawakiyang7049]

U mexicans sold it to us so stfu

[@derricklloyd4193]

yes, mexico is stolen, it belongs to spain.

[@tonychacon1479]

If Cali were part of Mexico it would be poor let's be real

[@redangrybird7564]

@@tonychacon1479 if a rich man steals the house you own, demolish it and build a nice palace in the same spot, your land will be nicer than when you owned it, but, is this a right thing?

[@gdew9643]

anyone with a link to Oscar's channel?

[@abetteryounow6484]

Mexico needs English speakers who are Mexicans!

[@luisjbocanegra7128]

THIS IS A NIGHTMARE FOR NO SABO KIDS.. HA... 😂

[@skrmacs4815]

so with all the folks crossing borders without documentations these are the consequences. does not matter if it was your parent who committed the crime. americans have all rights to demand lawful entry.

[@NomesSomes]

I'm Mexican American and I'm lonely for long time don't have to me in Mexico

[@marih3286]

Excellent film. I learned so much in just 20 minutes. One day there will be no more borders. There will only be gone government with Christ as King. All will be citizens no papers needed!

[@PALM311]

I truly hope I’m off this planet before that craziness happens!

[@LS-fe4ob]

No borders means no countries

[@johnbuckeye9590]

Yea, and the criminals will make a slave out of you too!! Borders are no different than the property your house is on and the ones mine is on. You have no rights on other peoples property. WHy is that such a hard concept to except. Also, if there were no borders. You would be marching thousands of miles somewhere worse.

[@CivilRightsFocus]

There are lots of Americans and immigrants who follow the rules every day

[@tarzan343]

You’re dumb af

[@littlebrayutd]

Just come legally, And there will be no problem, Don't commit crime when your here, And there will be no problem,

[@Greasybear24]

The hurdles to come to the US legally are immense.

[@loualbino5536]

@@Greasybear24 Then its time to improve those countries.

[@billbillerton6122]

@@Greasybear24 There are other countries...

[@pattiehernandez769]

@@loualbino5536 actually, it time for those people in those countries to improve it

[@Hkanox4]

You obviously dont know what it takes bud.

[@normaleiticiamartinezibarra]

DEA and INTERPOL stop AMLO inmediately and his criminal activities related to the call centers

[@reinhardt5405]

They still have a Spanish accent somehow. If they learned Spanish they would speak it fluently.

[@PiroKUSS]

They never bother to learn the language. As long as they can barely understand it, they're fine. They never move, so they don't have to deal with anything.

[@reinhardt5405]

@@PiroKUSS they know the language alright, they simply have an accent and their English is average.

[@PiroKUSS]

@@reinhardt5405 Not always, a lot of deportees never bother to learn English, sometimes they only learn the basics.

[@caiocezar5351]

@@reinhardt5405you’re worried about their accent? Go f yourself, you pr****ck.

[@franciscoaguilar5194]

He needs to go to The fence to meet his wife , and stop the escuses.

[@malayaanderson8222]

It’s sad but a crime is a crime, no matter the reason.

[@JorgeRamirez-ee6he]

So what are the chances of being born an immigrant

[@xc68hc705kj1]

Life is not over in Mexico, try to figure out what people in Mexico who live very well and surpass the American minimum wage do! There are many Doctors, Engineers, Accountants, Managers and so on! The difference between a developed country and a developing one is that people who have grunt jobs can live a decent life! In developing countries, having a career increases your chances of a decent life, not a warranty but being bilingual increases the chances even more. I know it takes time, but you can make it here in Mexico. If your immigration status in the USA has no point of return, try studying in Mexico, it's almost free and very competitive in the public sector.

[@egallo108]

You have to go WHERE YOUR DAUGHTER LIVES..

[@mrdiaz31]

Beloved and dear, I just want you to know that THERE IS A GOD WHO LOVES YOU, THE CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE. SEEK HIM IN PRAYER, HE CARES FOR ALL OF YOU.

[@verajavi12]

I was brought to the US at 6 months old 49 years ago. I can't wait to retire and go back to beutiful Mexico. I will never forget my roots. Death before dishonor. En US se trabaja,portar Bien I no llegen a aserse pendejooooss.

[@juliamccarthy6695]

Un vocabulario muy florido pero cierto!😂

[@truthhurtseverybody1289]

Is there anyone in the call centers that isn't tatted down, or is it a requirement to get hired? Smh.

[@thetruthhurts131]

They are all ex criminals that's why they were deported

[@PiroKUSS]

@@REPDAT5SIX2 Yeah, they usually lie about it in the interview or don't really care, because these places are always hiring due to people quitting or getting fired.

[@AA-kj4ic]

go figure how they got deported? only criminal conviction with 1+ year sentence trigger deportation, petty theft or traffic ticket won't cut it.

[@PiroKUSS]

@@AA-kj4ic A coworker was deported, he was a gang member. Never cared to ask what he did, though.

[@bisquitngroovy]

Who cares? They’re just on the phone

[@matapendejos9190]

New title. Why you shouldn’t enter the United States illegally?