This Call Center In Mexico Hires U.S. Deportees | Life After Deportation | NowThis

[@rdelamadrid]

I'm an immigration attorney in LA. A lot of these folks also end up working in the hospitality industry because of their English skills. Make lemons from lemonade.

[@mariarodriguez7842]

@SweetandSour that’s a horrible thing to go through but it’s not the fault of ALL deportees, come on

[@RupakShakur]

@SweetandSour sorry for your loss, but surely you're not stupid enough to generalize the actions of one to reflect the whole population.

[@yolyboli3083]

Exactly

[@Housemusic4ever]

@SweetandSour "ONE OF THEM" yes let's put ALL of them in the same boat sorry for ur loss but don't be ignorant

[@susuarmy1433]

SweetandSour well a white man killed by best friends brother what am I supposed to do see you sound ignorant

[@TheBlueDevilDuke]

I hope Mexico can improve their country. Really a lot of amazing people there. Cartels have ruined it.

[@edisondraxler1456]

Yes unfortunately that is correct

[@tl9585]

Yes both the government and cartels are screwing the hardworking citizens! I hope Mexico can improve, I would love to visit there one day!

[@edisondraxler1456]

@Sunrise Sunshine both have ruined it

[@adammckay665]

Lol, cartels and America ruined it. But in order for you to know that you'd actual have to understand facts. American had no problems letting Cubans just touch land and automatically became one(American citizen), before it was taken out by Obama. Why did they let the cubans do that because america help Castro get power. The immigration system is broken. Hence why every administration talks about it.

[@phillipmoore6249]

@@adammckay665 wait...america ruined mexico? the country that funds 80% of mexico? ruined them? okay

[@Stinder]

Best way to turn a negative into a positive.

[@yolyboli3083]

Exactly they paid debt.they deserve a second chance..God bless

[@dl9118]

110%

[@Az56818]

Eh if they were illegal then them the breaks don't break the law

[@yahirhernandezflores7148]

@@Az56818 they break immigration laws

[@yahirhernandezflores7148]

Yes,the American immigration system is broken

[@Az56818]

@@yahirhernandezflores7148 yeah but these particular ones they got arrested for other crimes 1st

[@liljgifted]

Foreign in their own country , that's so true !

[@mynameisas2248]

Even Chicanos feel foreign in their own country too. There Mexican in the USA and there American in Mexico.

[@rubenarroyo804]

I know hugo from paso robles C.y.a corrections. I'm glad his doing good.

[@thejoker7239]

Doing well

[@mexicanochingon1930]

@@thejoker7239 doing chingon

[@c-bone578]

I can very much relate to these fellas. As a deportee living in the Philippines, who basically grew up in Chicago, the only job I am able to pursue is in call centers.

[@ElizRued]

Can you go back to school & work somewhere else? Maybe be an English teacher

[@carter7937]

That Antonio dude in the red shirt hardly has an accent. :/ poor guy. I can't imagine being forced to a country I don't even know.

[@MatthewPolitics]

Carter he got deported cause he was arrested selling dope.

[@eljaibas16]

@@MatthewPolitics bruh moment

[@plantscat7605]

Aww yeah. Poor guy just trying to make a living selling narcotics while being illegal. Not really. But glad they got ate now doing well

[@IsmaAragto]

What does accent have to do with anything?

[@maniacteal2918]

samana1fromsomalia You wouldn’t understand

[@M.Happie]

In the US since 8 months old?? How does this NOT make you a citizen?? After being in the US for over 20 years, I think that should guarantee you a spot..smh.

[@wuriprimakusumastuti8691]

Unfortunately that’s not the case. Not everyone has opportunity to get the path to be a citizen or even to get paper. Back then DACA was not found yet

[@huitzilopochtli2872]

@@wuriprimakusumastuti8691 So true! It’s unfortunate because DACA doesn’t offer a pathway to legal status or citizenship. DACAmented people are just in limbo, under the mercy of whoever is president and his/her discretionary actions. I can’t imagine how terrifying it must be to be deported from the country one loves to a foreign one.

[@benbernal6455]

Your laws doesn't allows that opportunity unless you find an sponsor.

[@brissalluvia1992]

I was in the US from 1 year old to 26 years old and was never able to become a citizen. I got tired of it and moved to Mexico.

[@huitzilopochtli2872]

@@brissalluvia1992 sorry to hear. It sucks you had to abandon the country you grew up in :-(. I hope you are doing well and wish you all the success in the world. I have family members who got fed up and left too. So much discrimination and hard work here. Some save enough money to build their casas over there.

[@pal2944]

Mexicans are nice and noble people. Great country but it’s too sad that the cartels are more powerful than the government.

[@robd1329]

I hope the U.S. invades one day to wipe out the cartel

[@cougarlopez]

The government are the cartels

[@victrmeleth]

the us funds the cartels in mexico

[@QueenAllero]

@@robd1329 that’s a horrible idea, probably just legalize certain drugs so they won’t be a black market/ cartel to money

[@lastplace2905]

@@victrmeleth I thought the drugs funded them? Lol I think you mean they arm them

[@RS-ip8gw]

I have a friend who got deported because of K1 fraud. He was a receptionist in SF tech bubble. Now, he is an account manager for a multinational company in Asia because he speaks Dutch w a US diploma. It worked better for him LOL.

[@SL-lz9jr]

I don’t know what K1 is but I’m glad it worked out for your friend. I think if every country that receives US deportees can do something like this to give them support and utilize their skills, so many of them can rebuild their lives and have it end well. I worry that depression leads to suicide if they aren’t receiving the support they need to cope with the drastic change in their physical environment. A new country that you aren’t simply visiting for vacation seems quite shocking to me.

[@c-light7624]

I like stories like that, regardless of the K1 visa situation. People all around the world are slowly waking up to the reality that America is not a paradise where material comforts are obtained easily. Unfortunately, some still think the U.S. is better than their own country for opportunities. People generally don’t want to leave their home countries and families, so if they had the necessary education, skills, safety, and support, they could do well in their own countries and not feel the need to go where they’re hated, despised, or simply not wanted. I hope the shift in thinking happens soon.

[@latinstuff1]

yes same here, I got deported and now I am soon graduating as as full stack software developer and also learning Japanese, I think I am doing better here than I did in the States the 20 years I lived there

[@Michael20]

@@latinstuff1 that's great bro. Being an illego is not cool

[@latinstuff1]

@@Michael20 I wasn’t illegal towards the end, my dad is a US citizen , sister as well, mother is a green card holder, and my brother is a citizen serving in the US Navy. So I have many reasons to be an American yet I’m here in Mexico. Eff that country

[@linprott9732]

Way to go Hugo and Antonio!

[@francesmorales1094]

Bravooooo to these two young men! They developed their skills and now help with customer concerns, their work community, and I’m positive it gives them a sense of pride. The road in life may be difficult however they learned to enjoy the flowers on its path. Bless you both in your new endeavors!!!

[@thelmaparker7888]

Maybe these individuals will make Mexico better! Good luck!

[@arias6720]

Thelma Parker I believe and will inspire more.

[@preciousgems4036]

IF THEY COULD TURN THEIR TERRORISTIC TENDENCIES INTO SOMETHING POSITIVE

[@jonathanmiller9553]

Precious Gems Mexicans aren’t terrorists Americans are what u mean ?

[@korisx]

@@jonathanmiller9553 You can feel the fox propoganda radiating from him.

[@eloyreno]

Precious Gems you sound disgusting. I can only imagine the people you associate with

[@CimotaTJ]

First you don't want us in the US, then you don't want us to work abroad for the US... people can be very difficult.

[@nana0787]

Everyone deserves a second chance! People make mistakes!!! We are not perfect! Everyone has to eat. This is awesome🙏🏼

[@maryrb9761]

I hire in cdmx for a bilingual call center we have great agents that had to come back to Mexico those are the best ones, shame on the salaries in Mexico in general

[@oguhzeravla8117]

I'm thinking of moving back to Mexico. How can I apply?

[@goodguys4969]

How can I apply? I'm very interested if you are not hiring no more could you put me on the path towards another call center you may know of?

[@mrcwoodworks4523]

Shame on the company for paying those salaries !!

[@fiyinebenezer3724]

You can't pay more than industry standards... So, yeah shame on the salaries in Latin America

[@illywill874]

What part of mexico you hire in??

[@microspect]

American companies outsourcing cheap labor

[@zamatallica7]

Anything wrong with that? Cause I don't see any Hardworking Americans rushing over to get a job in a call center.

[@J167_v]

@@zamatallica7 Exactly. Americans talk a lot about demanding a well paid job, but aren't willing to put in work when those jobs aren't hiring.

[@microspect]

@@zamatallica7 hmm because the jobs are listed overseas and not here? This is just fraud corporate companies do to avoid paying there fair share in America and avoid paying taxes. Simple as that. Maximized profits while reducing costs such as labor.

[@venomx9544]

@@microspect like clothing companies, made in mexico

[@GuerreroDelInfo]

@@zamatallica7 yes, because it's all a scam. Rich billionaires squeezing out the middle class. These call centers pay like 70 dollars a week. You can make that in one day in usa. There's nothing wrong with that?

[@forthesnowflakes7691]

Looking forward to speaking to an Antonio or Hugo vs someone else overseas claiming to be a "Steve" or "Thomas".

[@forthesnowflakes7691]

@Cindy Cyanide it's not about any individual person overseas or the country that particular call center is located. That's not the point. The point is whoever implemented this practice of lying about their names only serves to comfort the feelings of closed minded and racist Americans. And to give the appearance the company has not moved jobs abroad. So I get why it's done but i don't agree with the practice at all. There is good value to having call centers abroad. It provides customers the possibility of 24 hours of support and gives that particular country jobs for it's citizens. But that's still no reason to start a call on a lie. You want my SSN? You want to verify my address? I'm giving all my info to someone who starts out a support call by lying. That's not how Customer Support should start. IMHO.

[@djsaidez271]

@@forthesnowflakes7691 This wouldn't even have to happen if those Americans weren't so ignorant and self-centered, and were willing to interact with people different than them.

[@VB-fo1oc]

@@djsaidez271 I kinda don’t agree. I think with the rise of these overseas call centers, it has also come with a rise in those scams that you see all over the tv

[@konsejitos]

Mexico is beautiful, filled with good people, is refreshing to see how they take care of their own with no judgment.

[@ileenrandle3558]

FACT: MEXICANS ARE THE HARDEST WORKING PEOPLE IN THE WORLD. PLUS THEY ARE TIGHT NIT FAMILY THAT STANDS TOGETHER NO MATTER WHAT. SALUTE

[@voxcentrix828]

Totally agree with you Ileen. Thanks for the support. facebook.com/voxcentrix/

[@preciousgems4036]

WORK SO HARD ALL DAY AND MOLEST THE KIDS AT NIGHT STFUB

[@oscarpesina6103]

@@preciousgems4036 Oh you mad? Let me guess your girl left your ass for a mexican huh lol. Get used to it!!

[@robertmasina4610]

And there's not other groups in the world who are hard working? Take Germans and Japanese for example.

[@jbone6993]

They are hardworking, but NOT the hardest working race. All races have hardworking people

[@crypticlolita]

Very sad story for these people who grew up in America and are culturally American/Mexican-American. It's uplifting to see that they have found an upside to a difficult situation and seem grateful for the opportunity.

[@JoseGarcia-yp1yo]

Gmorning coco

[@chasingsunsets87]

They need their own reality show!

[@preciousgems4036]

THAT WOULD BE AN IMPROVEMENT RATHER THEN THE TERRORISM THEY INFLICTED UPON AMERICANS

[@Housemusic4ever]

Wholly shit this deserves to be the top comment!!!! Agreed!!!❤👍👍👍

[@8Jallin]

Its called COPS. Bad boy bad boy what u gonna do.

[@whatevervlogs9663]

My friend my HS got deported, fast forward he’s an English school teacher in MX. very proud of him

[@shy3805]

So proud of you my brothers and sisters. GOD BLESS YOU.. FROM HERE in this racists USA.. Take care and do your best to adjust. GOD BLESS AND I BE PRAYING FOR YOU TO ADJUST WELL IN MEXICO.

[@voxcentrix828]

Hello. Thanks for the support! if you want to see more about them: facebook.com/voxcentrix/

[@carolynmontgomery2177]

America is too r acist for you. It would be good for you to go to Mexico also, or wherever. Do not stay in racist USA.

[@xperiaspectre3531]

Proud of them... no proud of America? Why to stay? Oh, yeah because of the safety and the benefits Americans are giving to you.

[@korisx]

@Bee M P When someone says a country is racist, the mean the general aptitude of the people in it and it's political climate. I how you don't ask to explain anymore figure of speech because I'd have to refer you back to school.

[@johnnhoj15]

You sound so stupid. Both of these men would still prefer to be in the United States and they even said it themselves. You're pathetic.

[@bapeco.3085]

make mexico great again

[@toughtalk747]

Bape Co. #MakeMexicoGreatAgain

[@bapeco.3085]

#MMGA

[@preciousgems4036]

YES MAKE MEXICO GREAT AND KEEP YOUR FINGERS OUT OF THE BABIES ASSES

[@knowthetruth0316]

this is so great keep the good work up guys

[@arizonavotes3276]

Call centers have been a blessing to many ,thank GOD

[@DRACOFURY]

*Eveyone Deserves A Second Chance*

[@raicosp9720]

What they dont mention in this little documentary is that the call centers pay $2.05 per hour. If they dont want spanish to keep going to the US at least pay a descent amount. Being in the call center industry it has lots of stress and metrics, ang weekly goals to reach. It is a really stressful job, professional in all aspects. They add tech service to the already customer service, for the same pay. It is hard to live with $450 or $550 a month. That's the base salary plus unreachable commisions. But unfortunatelly is the only source of income in any latin country that has a better pay then others, of course, if you know how to speak English. Lets see how many americans can live with that salary... and a call center is one of the "best paid jobs".

[@xLiLtEmPeR]

That's not bad. Cost of living in Mexico is cheap. You can rent a place for under $300 a month and transportation is cheap.

[@raicosp9720]

yeah $300 in rent, but how about transportation, bills and food? or what bout savings for emergency? the remaining $150 are not enough, well at least in my country is not. It may differ from country to country. But ppl dont see the other side of the coin. PD In Philipines ppl get paid less than that per hour.

[@xLiLtEmPeR]

RaiRai Cosplay .. Transportation is cheap in Mexico. And so is food. Quit leeching off the U.S.

[@sietesieteclothing5218]

This is an extremely good pay, where I'm at rite now I'm gettin paid 200 pesos for working in Tha country land, 9000 pesos ah month is great for someone where I'm getting barely 4000 ah month

[@katrinaodegbesan7754]

They stated that they are doing well so why complain if they don't. These individuals had a hard time finding this income and stability in the U.S. anyway. And some people have they same problems here in the U.S. with not enough pay so why be a Debbie downer?

[@toughtalk747]

This is really cool to see.

[@Bigben2u]

Something that you ignore is that these call centers are runned by a french multinational that pays them cents on the dollar. For a 12 hour shift, starting salary is around $180 pesos per day...roughly $8.50 USD. And if you think the money convertion and exchange make up for the low cost of living in Mexico, you are sorely mistaken. Especially on border towns and big cities, living expenses are close to those of the US rather than Mexico's.

[@JUANMARTINEZ-ti4kz]

Every body deserves a second chance 👍😃

[@microspect]

Not for American companies

[@msmishLA]

Every man that has served his time and paid his debt to society deserves to be allowed to live his life free without stigma or hindrances. I applaud this company’s efforts 👏🏽 because in the US it’s just a vicious cycle

[@bigglefty75]

dude in the red shirt get a good head on his shoulders

[@lochinvar50]

This is a positive development for Mexico and the U.S. Deportees.

[@castrocamacho4576]

Excellent video. Keep up that hard work. Greetings from Sinaloa.

[@gabysorianososa]

Oohh Lord thank 😊you 4 places like this, that gives hope to human beings 🙏📿

[@mrcwoodworks4523]

Shame on these companies that pay these workers a low salary !!

[@jonnuanez2843]

8:15 That's the corner of 7th and Revolucion in Tijuana, for anyone curious. The illuminated sign is of Las Pulgas.

[@kali.whodances709]

Thank you so much for bringing meaningful notes! I am so so touched by it. Light and Peace

[@livestrong4ever1986]

Wishing the best to my Chicano raza!🙏🏽

[@omarmassey2522]

Instead of focusing on the positive, you want to praise trump for something he has nothing to do with. It's this company and more like it that is making the difference.

[@melaniea.3767]

This is awesome! I hope all of these people turn their life around for the better and embrace the country and culture that they left. Sometimes people were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Wishing all of them the very best!

[@christinel2569]

Much love guys 🙂

[@Monster-ks2yx]

Glad that they are adjusting to their home country well.

[@loveormoney786]

Monster 50 Fuck off with your backhanded douchebaggery.

[@gabbyb7347]

They aren't. They don't even speak spanish at all. They become too americanized for them to be able to assimilate well.

[@bubasingh7978]

Here and there is their native land . .

[@DJ-ov2it]

Why am I getting a passive/aggressive vibe from your comment? hmmmm

[@eddierosa250]

Back handed compliment much? Here, take this 🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾

[@kouturierecustoms]

This is 👏amazing, and so important for these men to be supported. Its an incredibly tough situation. Now, if these companies who benefit from outsourcing would also take an active role in helping to develop various resources for them once they are deported, since they benefit from the labor.

[@omarinostroza8821]

Here's a thought. Give them call center jobs in the US and maybe that will keep them out of trouble so they don't get deported.

[@GuerreroDelInfo]

That had that chance, broke the law instead

[@702tapatio4]

Excellent report ❗️SI SE PUEDE❗️No matter what❗️

[@animotionobsession7594]

Please give to them antoher opportunity , ICE customs, I worked in a call center and believe me is the worst punishment you can receive, worst sometimes than the jail, because you lose your dignity,please review their cases, They deserve a second opportunity.

[@reynanregaladonow6426]

Sure thing. On the way to TJ.

[@8Jallin]

Trabajo es trabajo compa

[@Telmarine55]

I do call center work here in the US, and it’s stressful, grueling work. But at least I get a US wage, which is competitive. I feel for these deportees. Their lives completely uprooted.

[@c.l.h5717]

I'm curious watching all these call center videos in Mexico is inspiring but please somebody tell me why are there no women in any of these videos? Every cubicle has a man in it not one single woman? Why is that?

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Ironically, mostly men get deported because they don’t ever think of things like this. Plus they came to the states as kids. They went to school and everything.

[@teresa76111]

This is how country can be better.. compassion

[@louiealouie]

Glad they found their way! There’s hope out there

[@Arcenia13]

Bravo!!

[@famousobs]

It's sad... They remind me of my cousin. He was raised here in Fresno CA . And got deported a couple years ago.

[@MandoGaytan-hr5od]

Were is he at in Mexico I also got deported n is living in Mexico

[@amyevans1118]

Don't let know one take hope away from you.

[@rjohnson]

I appreciate you telling your story we in America don't know your story we don't know your journey and we need more videos like this this really makes a difference in understanding why you take that risk to come here thank you.

[@gregory8901]

They have to work because Mexico jail is no joke.

[@edzamora139]

I'll marry Antonio.

[@ANASTASIA-su8ou]

😂😂😂😂

[@iluvcats58]

He is hot!! 😁

[@kidcoli4201]

Ew Gay nigga

[@TheSheiban]

It's great to see a happy outcome for some of these people and to see that there are angels out there who are willing to help

[@roseoftheday582]

I’m grateful everyday for the privilege I have as a white passing Hispanic. But I also acknowledge that I have to use my privilege to aid those without it. Please, if you are blessed with privilege, use it to do good for those who are not as fortunate as you. We are all human, we bleed the same color. Treat your neighbors and strangers as you’d hope to be treated.

[@angeloesperanza6930]

Really nice video but you never mentioned how much money they make at these call centers in Mexico ??

[@marcomedina9048]

You can look up other KZbinrs that are deportees and they say it's actually a living wage so they can have a decent life.

[@angeloesperanza6930]

@@marcomedina9048 are you currently living in Mexico or the border ? Or have you in order to give me more insight

[@marcomedina9048]

@@angeloesperanza6930 No, I live in the U.S.

[@marcomedina9048]

@@angeloesperanza6930 I follow "Life after deportation " page. You can check him out.

[@angeloesperanza6930]

@@marcomedina9048 ok I will thanks

[@robertmasina4610]

That sounds like good news that these deportees are gainfully employed in Mexico.

[@ChevyBoyTilliDie]

This is totally true, i used to work for $1,000 pesos or $50 dlls a week, now im making 3X in a call center, the point is keep going.

[@adrianjoshue]

Do they have one of this in monterrey ?

[@MandoGaytan-hr5od]

Hey u cute u in Mexico

[@Nykronds]

very nice report

[@gnssdiaz30]

Updates?

[@ramosalejandro1987]

Nd i have no idea where to go apply

[@MandoGaytan-hr5od]

Are u deported as well sur

[@animotionobsession7594]

Antonio , you can go to Canada, there is a second opportunity there

[@cutthechicken194]

WHY NOT!

[@ramosalejandro1987]

Where can i go apply for tht job? I also got deported yesterday

[@GK2700ST]

At 0:22 Hugo did a little head movement like in the intros of Telenovelas when they show the actors and their name

[@Housemusic4ever]

THANK you for all that you guys do God bless and keep you!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@tigerjonn]

Ehyyy... What's up ese... Thank you for calling at&t...how can I help you homie.

[@amyevans1118]

We are strong and must please stay strong. Trump will be gone soon.

[@frankiereid3335]

LOL don't count on it ....TRUMP 2020 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Entrepreneur4Class]

Fr I learned ha lot in this country u know but you gotta keep up with the dream.

[@morenteria2988]

This is awesome! The pass is the pass. Learn from it and move forward. Everyone and I mean everyone have potential to do ANYTHING!

[@louissmith5931]

I don't know why they regretted being back there. They didn't think about that when involved in crime and gangs. If they haven't been involved in crime they were still living in the us with their families.

[@fabulousfinds1045]

I wonder what the pay is?

[@oglala3832]

I'm an Indigenous person. These stupid borders make little sense to me. Everyone tries to have a better life that's a universal aspiration

[@clss9312]

It doesn't make sense!! How are these people "depressed" in their own country? When in America they were in prison for their crimes. They should be thankful they are able to work in mexico.

[@jayyceeox2790]

Anyone know where someone can reach out this company? Would really be helping out alot.

[@JeevesReturns]

Lines on a map...Get rid of them. Think about people not lines.

[@gasdaddy8636]

That guy breaking the sheet rock is the wrong way to do it 😹 what a nice example

[@paquitoignacio3449]

It’s good at least the they have a job they can live on.

[@ms.andrea172]

This is so wonderful! Thank you God for this company!

[@evapellerin7741]

Mexican people are resilient if given a chance, loved to hear people so invested in others 🥰

[@toysvoice]

This is beautiful!!

[@TheShawMichael]

Don't mess with these guys..

[@sakurasan4324]

I saw plenty of Chinese people migrated from China to Mexico with nothing but they able to open up plenty of business and make a ton of money in Mexico city. .why can you guys do something like them instead coming to American??

[@Bunny-cu3ei]

This makes perfect sense, I’m glad this company exists and is giving them a chance. Excellent! 👌 Dios los bendiga ❤️

[@irenebarrera5413]

Nunca es tarde para terminar una profesión. Suerte

[@gustavogustavo4592]

How much do they make

[@abelcastro8880]

how can iI get a job there?

[@bridgetfigueroa1589]

Love it ❤

[@GuerreroDelInfo]

I worked in one. Some are low life haters, others seem like good folks

[@0MR.T]

Speaking multiple languages is an advantage that can help you anywhere in any situation.

[@landooliver2408]

If you find a girl friend and leave toguerher with 1000 a month combine. They will leave comfortable. In mexico.

[@michaelgray1803]

Why they weren't hired before they left

[@Kilinov229]

Michael Gray, because they were kids, todlers and babies

[@monamai8660]

I really like this vid!