Afterward the agent literally started crying stating that the cops were "b'tards" and this was the third time he was stopped. If he did not pay they'd impound his car. He asked if they did this in America and I did not have the heart to tell him. I said no that the cop in US would get in deep trouble but then explained about tickets being given to meet quotas. At the time the Brazillian minimum wage was just over $2 per day.

How about if these sterling individuals stayed where they were born, worked hard, raised their families, and tried to come here LEGALLY?
Like, oh, MILLIONS of the immigrants up until 1950 we get all misty-eyed over now, because they represent the real American Dream.

Then we'd have someone whose stories were worthy of telling, instead of glorifying the struggles of the anchor-baby-dropping, welfare-scamming, gang-banging crop of sociopaths inflicting themselves on our national culture at a rate equivalent to a 747-load every 2 hours, 24/7/365, even *with* a national recession.

Reason enough for yet another "poor illegals" propaganda movie like this movie to be made by the usual suspects.

It would be far more interesting if the movie concentrated on the illegals who murder, rape, steal and yet continue to remain in the country. At least that would be original.

37 percent of LA country were born in another country. Immigrants dominate California politics. Do we really need more?

These illegals have to be stopped and never given control of our political institutions.

Mexican say that the problem with their government is that the USA propped it up and that it is in fact the creation of the gringos.

The first problem with this is that it is standard commie rhetoric that ignores the fact that if America allowed the KGB to overrun their country that they would be trading down to an even more enslaved dilemma.

I ask them what would happen if the United States had invaded Mexico with the intent of removing the PRI? Wouldn't they themselves have sided with their countrymen to kill our men and women who were trying to liberate them? A light always goes on in their brains. They get it.

There is a good argument that because of our abortion policies that we need a massive infusion of immigrants to form a large enough economic base to compete with China, India, the Middle East, South America.

Take abortion for instance: rape, incest and health of the mother are always cited first, but they are a small portion of the actual abortions that take place, and those points are usually conceeded anyway. Welfare, affirmative action, preferential college admissions (and in this case illegal immigration) are similar examples.

This movie seems a lot like naked "open borders" propaganda.