my father always told me when a man cries,don't judge him or belittle him,you don't know what battles he is fighting,respect his feelings and let him cry in peace
Gary Mcguckin Imagine waiting 20 years for a yes or a no from the US hell no even if I had to break laws and anger a white racist mob I’ll keep going “Never let a racist mans words hurt you, let them fill you with motivation and power”
Actually they dont return to their towns cus they become addicts and they are ashamed of themselves, their families believe they are still in USA ...at least they have respect for their families and font want to be a burden to them....whichever it is the reason its a very sad human tragedy
I remember when my mom was deported after living in the US for over 30 years. She hadn’t been back in Mexico since she was a little girl. She had nowhere to go, and it crushed us. I can’t imagine the anguish it causes someone to be homeless in a city they’re not familiar with.
10:15 I just broke down when he started crying and explaining how he had a house before and lost it all. You have to be a really cold person to not feel that sadness and that empathy for someone like him
He obtained those things without the right to do so. He considered himself more important than the ones who do follow the law and jump through rings of fire to get legal residency. The border exists, migration law exists.
Dang man, when that guy said he doesnt want to return back to where hes from, because he doesnt want to return as a defeated person. I felt that. He doesnt want to show his face until he makes it, i hope he made it. Anyone who has ever risked it all on a dream can relate to this man.
You can see the pain and sadness clearly and when the guy made that doorbell just by the voice you know he’s suffering and try’s to make the best of it I really hope they get a normal life
Nah alot of people talk fast or like that lol... I know cuz I've been in that situation lived in Mexico very poor for like 6 years my dad deported twice but I guess I've forgotten everything and now we alr living better
The saddest part about the entire boarder issue is there's SO many good people who just want to work and provide for their families like Avimael. They can and want to be contributing citizens and live a normal working class life. I feel for him as I work with many Mexican men who sacrificed everything to be in the USA working, away from their families, and sending money back home to ensure they're taken care of. Any man that makes THAT sacrifice is beyond respectable and deserves the chance to do so.
I often consider the horrible situations of places in Guatemala, Colombia, Venezuela, MX, and the mudshit in in Europe, Africa, Chicago, LA Philly Miami Boca MArthas Vineyard and such... and i really wonder if I would stay and fight to make it better at home or run away to try to make a life where i dont belong like LIBERIA where they wouldnt allow me to legally own a house or get a job in Holland where i couldnt legally work or rent a place to live for more than 90 days or whatever. It is nice to think people are trying to keep their omes nice by keeping people like me from just moving there and changing the demographic and taking up what little space they have for their own// There are 100 angles to consider before just crying equality and opening up someine elsesback yard to roaving campers like me...
@@bumpsangrimez nobody is crying “equality”, it’s human nature. People move, we migrate. How do you think people go to America in the first place? They migrated across the Bering strait.
@Vogel Vogeltje shut tf up I'm a native American of the northern Americans and I've worked with mexians and now mexians who have abused the us and its great laws making so kuch money under the table while we pay taxes look at the border now
When that man cried, I cried with him. I wish I could have hugged him through the screen and pulled him out into happiness and safety. My thoughts, prayers and actions are with all the people in the world who have and will suffer such fates.
Veronica Moody don’t be sad, he had a family so he’s most likely here, woman are allowed in if they have kids, so when his wife came which has %100 happened already they have saved up, paid for him to come and took him in. he’s probably workin in his big body shop as we speak!
I remember when my mom told us of her dad being deported. She said every time he came home after being deported he looked more and more defeated. He was ashamed of failing to try to find a better life for his family. It’s a hard life. It’s easy to pass judgement on these people but not to walk in their shoes. It’s hard to live in a country that turns its back on its people.
I am mad at everyone in a way. Meaning both Mexico and US. A lot of what has happened stems further back than just 30 years. I think why everyone is mad is that all people can think of is this now and it’s people as trying to take advantage as one thing when it’s not in fact true. I guess the lack of humanity is what is angering. I’m not picking sides, just wanted to point that out
Because central banks control almost the entire country and the US is put as a super power and if they see any country rising into power they feel threatened. All politics run with each other they don’t care about their people lol wars are for profit, veterans come back from war and the government can’t even take care of them in America. Open your eyes man. The US government supplies the drug cartels where else do they get all these guns from. Cartels feed the Mexicans government money and the US profits from it. Something not many people will understand
This breaks my heart on so many levels. The guy who broke down and cried; I just couldn't take it. Despite the situation; they are human beings. Prayers and Love to each and every one of them.
Gracias for having empathy! You made me cry. Cocho is a word commonly used in the region of Tierra Caliente in the state of Guerrero. Translate to the slang word of pussy. Dont ask me why we say it all the time. We just do.
It's a terrible situation, no doubt about that but... why do they always abandon their family? Like... you haven't seen your children in years YEARS, why? They're basically wasting their time for something that will never happen. I'm Mexican and I know for a fact that if you try hard enough you will be able to find a decent job and have enough money to get by. In my opinion that's a better way of living than being homeless and away from your family.
6:16 his actual quote was so much more powerful than what the translators used, I know they didn’t use it for fear of losing something in translation but what he said was close to: “I’ll keep giving them war until my horse is tired of kicking”
Cuando ya luchaste bastante,yo creo es mejor regresaste a tu tierra con los nuestros,es mucho el sufrimiento por el que ya están pasando dios los cuide y los proteja 😢🙏
This video hit me very hard when the guy in the thumb nail actually started talking about his family and his old house and then when he said eat like regular people I lost it it was very sad
Robert Brown yes but telling people to go back to their land as if this land belongs to yall in the first plis so stupid as well 💀💀 its like me stealing a phone and telling the owner to go buy a new one since their phone belongs to me now
6:15 what he said had so much more feeling than what they translated, his exact words were “Until my horse is beat I won’t stop giving them hell”... being a child of two immigrants and watching my dad wake up before sunrise every day and come home after sunset after busting his back gardening all day, watching my mother spend 4 days out of the week cleaning other people’s homes... to give me and my older siblings a better life... this video really got to me bro... my parents continue to bust their backs everyday and it’s thanks to that my older brother graduated from Cal Poly Pomona and is now an engineer with SoCal gas and my older sister graduated from CSUN and now works for city hall... and they did that while also being illegal immigrants...
Eu sou Brasileiro, moro na periferia de São Paulo, somos um Pais em desenvolvimento onde ha muitos problemas, sociais politicos e culturais mas me parece que no Mexico isso e levado ao cubo exponencialmente elevado a decima potencia, onde ha decadas os governos sofrem com a imigração descontrolada de seus habitantes... Penso que a que custo de tantas vidas compensa a ilusão de mudar do seu Pais, se afastar de seus parentes, amigos familiares para viver uma aventura que facilmente pode se tornar uma tragedia? Eu sou pobre, más tenho dignidade, trabalho, estudo, tenho familia e vivo bem sem grandes problemas, vivo no sistema capitalista mas procuro nao ser consumista em excesso alem do necessario para nao perder a minha essencia humana e etica... Vejo alguns relatos de Brasileiros que foram estudar, trabalhar e viver nos EUA e percebo que o sonho Americano pode facilmente se transformar em um pesadelo de fato...A cobiça pelo poder que leva estados a invadirem outros anexar territorios promover guerras e explorar o seu semelhante acumulando riqueza se degenera e apodrece quando uma unica vida e perdida nesse processo... Eu particularmente como Cidadão residente no sul do continente nunca senti vontade ou necessidade de migrar para outro pais, seja qualquer um, porem antes de ser Brasileiro, sou Americano, Latino,Humano e compreendo as diferentes realidades sociais economicas e culturais dos povos... As fronteiras e o estado nação foi uma criação do poder do capital que separou as pessoas, legitimando a posse da terra e a riqueza e os bens conquistados pelos mais fortes violentos e beligerantes. Toda propriedade é roubo embora se compartilhada pudesse ter um aspecto mais igualitario social e humanitarios, porem a ganancia pelo poder segrega mais no capitalismo doque a vontade de ter possuir e acumular para depois dividir... A America do norte incluindo Mexico Estados Unidos e Canada, deveria ser uma terra sem fronteiras pois foi constituida por imigrantes Europeus Asiaticos e Africanos que invadira saquearam e tomaram a força dos povos e naçãoes indo americanas,que mais tarde se dividiram em estados nações e que neste caso especifico o Mexico foi o mais prejudicado tendo metade do seu territorio original anexado, roubado invadido e tomado a força pelo poder militar Yankee,,, se justiça fosse feita haveria de ter livre acesso a todo cidadao Mexicano alem de uma reparação historia de ajuda financeira tecnologica e educacional ao povo do Mexico,,, Mas quem foi que disse que os Estados Unidos presam por Justiça Honestidade e Verdade???
Shits crazy, Im a first generation Mexican American and this just goes to show how good the people of america have it; i am beyond grateful to live in this country
Watching cocho recount his past was super sad.. all the normal things in life he wishes he had. Never take anything for granted, prayers up for every single one of those people, because; THEY. ARE. HUMAN. TOO.
@@youtubeuser1432 yes but none of this would have happened if the government didn't include them in the first place, jamma theman is being obvious he is a human and his story is sad. Saying a human is illegal is dehumanizing, anyone who has an opinion about deportation should be rioting against the shithole that is Mexico so that maybe people from the US would want to immigrate there because it was equal to the US or at least not as bad as it is now.
Yeah I pray for him. I pray he goes through the process of becoming a legal citizen so he doesn't have to be crying on camera for sympathy. And saying " I'm gonna save money to come back, but they charge 3,500-5,000" DUDE! get a damned green card like a respectable person would and be with your family.
Tim Lawson wtf are you talking about lol are you praying for him or judging him keep your snobby ass prayer lol you don’t his struggle mr Lawson prolly born into a great family probably won’t feel the same if it happens to your family
PewPew it sucks watching them work all day and have little time to rest before they leave again. I never had to the chance to sit and get to know my own mom
he most likely is because it takes a lot of money to own a big body shop so most likely he’s already here living his dream, and if he’s still fighting to come over god will bless him definitely, with the others in this video🙏🏽
ariel47k he was reunited with his family, and my family back in Guerrero, i know this cuz hes my uncle who we thought was dead for so many years but when we saw an article on him on the news around 6 years ago my mom and my aunt instantly reached out and sent him money to get back with our family down in mexico
I remember me and my family drove from Canada through the US and ended our trip in Tijuana. Spent the day there back in 1992 or 93, was really cool. I was 7 so as a kid it was the best road trip of my life.
It's incredible how much they appreciate what we would consider to be so little. That poor guy was was so proud to have a washer and a guest room...shows how spoiled we really are.
I’ll admit I’m quite spoiled even through I’m considered lower class in America. I have to share rent with my mom and my brother but it’s still better than sleeping on the streets. I definitely see the glass less than half full but that doesn’t mean I can’t be ambitious. I’m grateful for what I do have all while working towards better.
I am a American citizen. My husband was born in the USA side,1954 border of Mexico. His mother Mexican was dating a married American man so she kept everything quiet, even his birth. so when my husband couldn't prove where he was born to get a passport, he was deported year 2000, we got married in the USA and in Mexico and now married together more than 23 years together. We left our whole life behind in the USA. We made it here in Mexico until We got older, it is hard to find work when you are older then 50, if you do find work you are lucky and Blessed, the pay is really bad but work is better than no work. Now we find ourselves without a lot of things, washer, stove, car, just barely eating.we want to go back to the states. No Mexican government help here. There is more opportunity in the USA then Mexico
This is sad micaela saucedo (the activist in this video) died the same year this video was release from cancer may she Rest In Peace thank you for all that you’ve done for our people you are one of few
This was so heart felt. That poor man owned his own business,had a home and family and it was taken away. To deport the good who work and have family here is crazy.
@@txalapartakatugorri2012 quien sabe, el problema es que en mexico son gringos "wannabes" tu no sabes como se produjo esa "brutalidad" solo los "progres" y liberales izquierdos llorando por que los agarraron haciendo su vandalismo
Agradezco infinitamente a estás personas que me ayudaron en Tijuana en la casa del migrante,estuve allí 4 días lo cual me dió el tiempo que necesité para rentar un cuarto,despues de terminar un trabajo en Tijuana volví a Guadalajara aunque no era deportado ni intentaba cruzar de ilegal, ellos me brindaron alojamiento completamente gratis.De verdad existen personas increíbles.
Hermoso... Gracias por agradecer y AHORA LA GENTE QUEJESE Y QUEJESE DE LAS CASAS DEK MIGRANTE Y DE KA AYUDA Q TIJUANA BRINDA ME DA CORAJE! SIN CONTAR EL COCHINERO Q DEJAN.
Que tan bien estaria si la gente que a recibido ayuda y ahora estan trabajando en los estados unidos mandarian unos 5 dolares de vez en cuando a esas casas del migrante. Tenganlo por seguro que Dios les daria mas (no, no soy religioso) paz
Victor Duran why, i moved here from a different country. I am here legal have been a citizen since 1983. Why are they better then me if they don't need papers?
susan osborne They are not better, they are regular people like you and me; all they want is to be able to work and provide for their families. Not everyone has a chance to become legal, but everyone does have a choice to improve their lives. Some chose to come to USA illegally because the other choice is to live in proverty for the rest of their lives. Coming to the USA illegally is extremely dangerous, some people don't make it and die on the way. Don't judge them or think you are better than anyone else just because you had the opportunities they didn't.
Everyone has a chance to become legal, and unless you can prove to me otherwise I think it's full of shit. Coming to the USA can be as safe and you make it should you have a brain. Apparently most illegals don't, minus the ones that are here illegally cause of their parents that legally migrated.
James R I actually work for a private immigration office, so I know it can be extremely difficult; especially for Mexicans. First of all, you need a immediate relative (spouse, parent, sibling, child) to apply for you, if you happen to be over the age of 21, in most cases, the wait time to legally come to the USA is 20 Years (Look up Visa Bulletin on State dot gov website). Now, if your relative dies during that wait time, then you are practically left with nothing. There are no diversity visas available for Mexico, and some people are lucky to get a visitor visa, but they are not allowed to work. And some people do not even have a relative that can apply for them.
i remember when my dad got deported after 15+ years of living in the us. he hadn't been in mexico ever since he was a teenager. he looked for people to help him out cross or find a way back to the us. he almost gave up and went back to his town which was in san luis and he was in coahuila. but he did make it back. he found other of his jail inmates that he had gotten deported with and got on a train and got back into the us safely. but it still breaks my heart eachtime he tells me his story.
something similar to me happened back in 2020, same rhythm and beat. It's incredibly scary, sadly mine hasnt been able to come back but thankfully we had family who lived nearby to help
My parents are Mexican immigrants and they worked there asses off to provide me a better life than what they had. For the people who are saying "why don't they just take the citizenship test" It's a really long process for an immigrant to become an American citizen. Both of my parents came here when they were in their 20s and finally became citizens in their 40s. It's a hard process to go through. The amount of ignorance in this comment section pisses me off so much to.
+Fernando Herrera work hard, do it legal or stay the fuck out. Its so simple. Your parents worked hard now why should some fence jumper get to cut in front of them and overload our social service(welfare) system.
PROUD INFADEL My parents were one of those "jumpers". Also, there's not a care package waiting for them on the other side of the border. They start from the bottom and work their way up. They especially work hard if they have kids. They don't overload social service or welfare because that's not true at all. They could get social service benefits once they are legal residents or citizens.
+Fernando Herrera While it is true that non-citizens cannot get public benefits themselves, they can get public benefits for their US-born children such as food stamps, WIC, Medicaid, and in some cases even low-income housing.
Fernando Herrera illegal aliens have cost our country almost a TRILLION dollars. They ARE overloading our system and CAN receive benefits as the previous poster pointed out.
That's the biggest fucking straw-man anyone's ever constructed. Since when did saying the truth, that these people who come across the border illegally are illegal immigrants, come with the implication they aren't human?
Greg Ramirez yes but America has a lot of unemployed people too so they have to take care of their own citizens first and sort everything out when one day America is doing better economically than they can try to help out other countries and let the people come
It's absolutely mind-boggling how people can watch this heartbreaking video and still have something negative to say about their situations. Before another ignorant (and very sheltered) person says "well, they shouldn't have illegally crossed" think about the grave circumstances they are put in to have to leave their own country. They are poor, they are starving, they are in danger, they have families, and/or they want to better their lives. Instead of pointing fingers and being assholes, see how you can help. Remember that it only takes a few bad things to happen for ANYONE to fall to their knees.
Sheynna Weber not to mention had the US not spent decades intervening, propagandizing, colonizing, militarizing, staging coups, and spreading the drug trade + war on drugs in Latin America, most of these countries would be far better off and their people wouldn’t HAVE to leave. You reap what you sew, and these destitute people are absolutely America’s responsibility now. If the US gov didn’t want to receive refugees they shouldn’t have created refugees around the world through their imperialism, but they won’t educate the people on any of that in schools
Don Harris as a matter of fact, half of my family DID move here from Central America and we’re doing just fine. By 2044 the majority of the US will be people of color. And it’s gonna be awesome to see sick people like you be outnumbered. Peace
So sad to hear that he had a humble but very happy home in the US. Very profound words, saying that in US they did truly enjoy happiness. I hope this gentleman is reunited with his family in Guerrero. Seems his wife and children are established there. God bless.
UPJOHN 55 desgraciadamente así es la realidad de esta gente, les han vendido la idea de que estados unidos es lo mejor siendo que hay otros países que necesitan mano de obra latina, me da lástima que mis hermanos tengan que hacer esto y al final vivir así
Maicol Welch pues como que en que, en trabajar estudiar salir adelante o crees que todos vivimos en el bordo y somos deportados, eso solo lo viven los migrantes, yo toda mi vida e vivido en frontera y nunca e pensado en ir para allá ni lo pensaría, aquí vivo feliz, bien porque trabajo y me esfuerzo.
The Real ima give u hope, he had a family here but since they were all deported they went back, if you have a child you are allowed back in, so what most likely happened is his wife and children went over and demanded to have him come and paid for his trip, so he’s most likely here living his dream AS WE SPEAK!
i went to mexico and was coming back and it was so heartbreaking, there was someone who had a daughter with a broken leg and she was only 3 and couldn’t afford medical bills, there was a lady with a newborn and couldn’t afford formula. Very very sad
@@stephanreichelt2700 I agree with your point, but its hard to stop people's desire. Its like after I find a place to eat and sleep, that always happens. Sterilizing people for their own good sounds so archaic, but I keep thinking of only the benefits. If making babies is driving this situation, then babies have to go....
Watching this again 5 years later, tears are streaming down my face again. How sad to see human beings suffering in pursuit of a better life. I wish things were different and I wish it was easier for all to get citizenship in this country. No hard working decent person that contributes to society should have to suffer like this. I’ve met very few hispanic people who don’t work extremely hard for the things they have.
@Blacksun Sigrune88 its not so easy when their government is set up the way it is. They have already asserted their dominance and insighted fear into the people. How do you expect them to get enough firepower to protect against the multitudes of cartels that control nearly all of mexico?
And people that come to America illegally and work under the table and collect food stamps use out health care pay no bill drive cars with no insurance send their cash out of the country should be beaten like the dogs they are.
Have to follow the law of any nation. You cant just come in for free. Thats any country. Dont think its just the US. Its any country where you need Identification.
@@bachristus learn how to deal with that , they carry the most shame. no families to be with to at least help them out in a tough situation like crossing the border. go get pills and realize life’s to short to be depressed.
@@bachristus I know how hard it is, I do. Its the way we decide to see things. For example, I see this and I feel grateful when I think about the positive things I have in life, that others are not fortunate enough to have. That gives me motivation to continue because I know I have something to work with. It’s not shameful because what you feel is valid. What matters most is having the will to be/feel/live better. We’ve got this.
You know it makes me sad knowing my dad came here to the US and never had the opportunity to go back to see his family. I joined the Army because I always wanted to but also to help my parents. I was able to get him a parole in place but sadly he passed away a year ago. 😞
@Ckrayzie he means as in his blood is Mexican his family is Mexican and even if you are born in us soil as long as all your family has been mexican you are mexican
I will pray for that man in the tunnel I don't Care about what race he is I truly feel for him I could see sadness in his eyes like no other. if I had the chance I would buy him a home or at least help him out. as a Christian I love everyone I would like to help as many people as I possibly can hatred, greed, power as corrupted people's souls truly sad.
I love how strong they are the guy with the broken back still finds a way to work. And I see a lot of homeless looking healthier and still asking for money.
being a mexican myself, i somehow know or at least im suspicious that he really doesnt want to work and just makes up excuses so that the police wont arrest him, living here in mexico, you see a lot of people that just prefer living in the streets or beg for money instead of wanting to work
@@gerardosajidgamezsanchez6962 yes homeless people exist everywhere. As creative handle said, the cost of mental illness economically is probably the single biggest health cost because as a society we tend make comments like "prefer living in the streets or beg for money" instead of doing something to treat the diseases. As a Mexican, I see the indigenous living in poor conditions and get treated like black people are in the usa.
Just when you think you have problems.... Imagine yourself in any of these shoes..truly humbling and appreciative of what you have. Pray for these people and their family.
I have mad respect for the mexican people and it breaks my heart to see them suffering. I've met hundreds of mexicans throughout my life and absolutely ALL of them were nice, caring, happy, respectful and extremely hard working. Bad people exist everywhere and the US has plenty of white crazy americans of their own so dont generalize mexicans as bad people. I love my latinos ❤
Muy de acuerdo en todo el mundo existe 10,20,40,60,70 % de gentes buenas y malas Pero ni ellos mismos se hechan la mano para levantar el país y salir de la droga ya se la pobreza
I live in Kansas city mo USA there's people here living under bridges in abandon houses full of rats these people have obvious mental issues but surely there has to be a place for them to get help
That poor man had a family and a business and wasn't a "criminal" or a "rapist" and they took all that away from him and now he is literally living in a hole in the ground bc his government doesn't care about him, which is why he left his country in the first place. Says a lot about the US government and the Mexican government, neither of them see these people as human beings.
the activist said that 100% of people that lived in the canal abuse drugs he is there because he wants to he can go back to guerrero and work is something decent but he wants to stay in TJ and be in that misery
A family friend was illegal, and would live, scared to be deported, he wouldn't buy a phone, internet, more than one car, and send that money to a family member, then a bank account in Mexico, just in case. He died before he could go back, at least his family could use that money...
@@M-US-US you literally can go money taken from pay checks as if it were taxes not 20 dollars or something hundreds of dollars hard earned money plus there are literally businesses that transfer money it's not something hidden it's well known
@@supernova4536 yo creo que sí alguien es más sentimental o susceptible a ser más empático con este tipo de situaciones, lo cual de verdad es muy triste. Nadie busca terminar así. Creo que es bastante respetable, nadie es igual ni a ti ni a mi.
Im reading the comments and some of them are just so stupid. I don't think some of you understand how hard it is to earn citizenship from Mexico, i don't think you understand not being able to feed your kids in your own country... sometimes the only option for these people to to cross the border illegally. I myself cannot even contemplate the hardships these people face each day. Wanting a better life for you and your kids should not be illegal! You're sitting int the comfort of your home, with food at the table every night, going to a great school or college, nearly nothing to complain bout compared to these people. No Person Can be an "illegal"
Fuck off with your virtue signaling. Just because they have the privilege of being our neighbors doesn't mean that we should risk our national security and risk my family's life because they have a hard life. I am not responsible for their hardship. With your logic, we should then allow all the 7 billion people within our borders because the rest of the world has it a lot worse than Mexico. Why should Mexico be treated any different? I'm sorry, but they are not American tax payer's problem. They are Mexican government's problem. If they want to have a better life then they should start a war with their fucked up corrupt government for failing to keep their people safe.
creamgod Change comes from within... Running away doesn't help... Go and fight for your lands! Fight against corruption! Fight for your freedom and liberty... This goes for anywhere... Syria to Mexico
Notice how everyone talked about 5heir jobs in America, they weren’t in America asking for a free ride, they just wanna live a happy life with their family. It’s very unfair to criminalize those who did nothing wrong but keep those who are real criminals in America.
Didn't do any wrong??? Oh you mean other than entered this country illegally, tax evasion, and funded drug cartels by paying coyotes to guide them across... that must be what you meant, right?
@@joshmorrow5851 bro the U.S government feeds the homeless, who do nothing but sit there and ask for money, in comparison to immigrants they come here to work, while you lazy Americans blame immigrants for your misfortunes
No, I hear you but I don't know what the answer is. Open borders is just a time bomb waiting to happen and the cost of policing the border is astronomical. It's a sad situation . Do we raise taxes to provide housing while the legal citizens in poverty go without? Ive always thought we should fix our selves first so we are stronger and more able to help the world. We Are caught up in a new world government based on wars and political sabotage. It's a mess it really is. We have tried to help Mexico with the cartels but they turned us away probably a tell of their own corrupt system. I don't see things getting better . We are struggling and our deficit is so high China basically owns us. I wish I felt more positive about it but in the 53 yrs I've been alive people have just gotten uglier and more selfish.
How did "we" do anything to the "species"? The living standard is the highest in history in developed countries. If people happen to live in a corrupt or poor country, that's how the world works. Or do you want a one world government? Why are Hispanic countries so corrupt? Yet European, US, Canada, Asia seem to have very few?
Mayhem Mike I mean look how peaceful Mexico was in the 70’s up until the American government lost hundreds of thousands of weapons in Mexico , as in if you are American , this is our fault as a nation in why these countries fail to succeed
8:20 - 10:30 Holy fuck. You see this man, someone who seems kind of happy, kind of laid back as he's talking about the makeshift tunnel he seems proud of, but the moment he starts talking about his past... Man, you could really see him reminiscing his old life. You can see the pain and all of what used to be his, paid for fairly with his own hard work, taken from him and moved here. Every day I think why I hate this world and I'm reminded every fucking day why.
CapmOfTheSea Of course, mate! But the thing is, this guy was an actual part of society. He had a family, a job, and was contributing to society as a whole compared to many who are born here and do absolutely nothing with what they're given. Since he didn't have a green card, they separated him and his family and left him with absolutely nothing because even his own country doesn't really want him back. I mean fuck dude, our fucking working force contains a shit ton of illegal immigrants, just look at all the people picking our fucking fruits. That's not even a joke, lmao. They literally hire people from other countries for little to nothing and they happily accept because it's an opportunity to help families back at home, and gives them a small glimmer of hope they can move to America. Too bad America has a history of being the biggest fucking twat ever. Not that everything we do is asshole'ish, just a lot of what we do is.
Hopefully opened your eyes to the fact that Mexico is the problem, not the United states!!! They are all welcome here, they just have to do it legally!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't understand why anyone would take offense to what I said? I didn't say they shouldn't be here, I said they are all welcome to come to the US... They just have to do it legally! Why is that so hard for people to understand?
Jacob Lance it’s not hard to comprehend, it’s the way you word things. no one is taking offense to what you are saying nor do we care because it’s your opinion but if they had the opportunity to do it right they would’ve. so therefore no one is taking an offense
Looking at mexicans is looking at worriors always willing to work and die for there families my respecr for latinos is bigger now. much love from Morocco
A mi tambien me deportaron y al momento pude ponerme de pie aqui en mi pais, la cosa es no quedarse en el avion y pensar que USA es la unica nacion con posibilidades, aqui en Mexico podemos salir adelante es cosa de ser perseverante.
@@andrewdopple6946 I guess if we are not needed or appreciated in the USA or any other nation we should not beg for the opportunity, at the end of the day a competitive person can compete in any ground.
Poly-Rhythmic Octopoid u do know that drugs r brought from all over the world... Lmaoo... Weak... And drugs r also made in the usa.... So.... Invalid ...every place brings drugs...should we close...
my grandparents in the south keep the room you first enter covered in plastic unless guests arrive. their home isnt much, but you protect and love what you have. hearing at around 10:07 about that happiness he had in having a guest room, fridge, washer, made me think of that. god bless these people.
Tears my heart that good decent people have to live like this ,, I have all the hope for a better future but God bless those that are still struggling ..
Mit Morj religion is the last thing they need. What they need is the free food distributors and group of women to stop enabling them. Only then they will get a better future.
I work and behavioral health and watching this I understand now what the meaning of “harm reduction” is. It is certain situations where this is needed.❤ I pray that each and everyone who is suffering and going through this makes it through sober minded, and be able to get back with their families and people who love them Amen .
They almost had one a couple decades back. He was going to be president but he was murdered by the cartels. Gg mexico is not gonna become safe any time soon.
They are NOT chill. These ones may be when high on dope but they do some evil shit when in gangs. They'd rob you blind given half a chance. Excuse such behavior however you like but it's not the USA's fault. We're often vilified for our success and because we can't solve the world's problems. Aint that a bitch?
I wish I was rich enough to help my people, create organizations and systems, and to lift my people to their feet metaphorically, mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially. May God have mercy.
you dont know it yet but your a communist :D must help our people good for you buddy wish i could do that too but too many corrupt assholes stealing all mexicos moneys
This is sad I feel lots of pain in my heart for my people. I’m a Mexican American but it would hurt if it were any other race as well....People United should be
Joseph Mccracken it’s hard be “legal” u don’t really know the shit there going through and if u went through that type of shit you would understand fully. It’s really hard for them to get a papers
@@youtubeuser1432 You Sir, as an American have had free education here in the U.S. and chose not to learn the difference between they're, there, and their, so your ignorance is apparent before your comment is completed.
Me hizo llorar el señor que tenía su taller, su casa, sus cosas, su familia, se ve el dolor en sus ojos, el sufrimiento en su rostro, sus lagrimas por su familia....
I hope a major take away is hearing concho say that he had a business and PAID TAXES. To the people who say if you want to come here and live and work to pay taxes blah blah blah, most do pay taxes. Then when you tell them that they do pay taxes, then they well they need to become legal. it’s freakin expensive.
What about those thousands who are trying to immigrate the LEGAL way, but have to wait years. You’re saying it’s okay for an illegal to live the dream that the ones following the law are force to wait to do?
Oh well. Crossing into the US undocumented is against the law. Whether you agree with it or not is irrelevant. Breaking the law results in being punished
You still can pay taxes. Many illegals getting paid cash still do their taxes with their pin number in case they ever get a chance to apply for green card and they can prove they paid taxes. Also if they are working with a false social security , the taxes are still getting deducted from their check. You as a citizen might benefit from the taxes you paid, once you get older but for illegals they won't ever get that help once they are old because it was never their social security number.
Muchos no pueden porque no tienen dinero para regresar. Localmente hay proyectos para ayudarles. Presentan su carta de deportación y se les hacen descuentos del 50% para transportarse de regreso a sus comunidades originales. Desgraciadamente en cuanto son deportados los asaltan, les quitan lo poco que llevan, sobre todo esas cartas que se vuelven muy valiosas. Sin ellas no pueden solicitar pasaje y no tienen identificaciones, por ende no pueden trabajar y se le pasan haciendo trabajitos poco remunerados. Para cuando juntan algo, ya cayeron en las drogas y empiezan a delinquir para conseguir su "fix" del diario. Muchos no tienen contacto con su familia o ellos están tan pobres que no pueden mandarles nada para cuando logran contactarse. Es un desastre. Parece facil pero al final resulta complicación tras complicación.
el único infierno es el que viven muchos mexicanos en México con la delincuencia el crimen organizado los carteles el narcotráfico la criminalidad la corrupción la desigualdad a eso le llamas regresar con sus familias vivir de todo lo que está pasando en México ese si es un verdadero infierno.
Primeramente lo siento si mi espanol es malo,estaba mirando este vídeo y me dio mucha tristeza,ace años atrás yo estuve muy adicto a las drogas tres overdose perdí mi primer matrimonio y una pequeña compañía de sheetrock acabe durmiendo en las calles de chicago, y la verdad nadie va a entender a esta gente solo si pasas por esas cosas,aunque cada quien escoge la vida que uno quiere tener,aun mi familia me tenia desconfianza, pero claro que uno puede salir de ay pero la verdad somos pocos lo logramos salir adelante,gracias a toda esa gente que siempre me estubo apoyando,estas cosas no les importa rasa o color y dinero!saludos a todos los mexicanos hechenle ganas!
Pedro Espinosa a esta gente casi la obligaron a eso. espero que usted no pierda todo que con mucho esfuerzo lo hizo, y después se meta en drogas. No juzguen a nadie sin haber caminado en los zapatos de esas personas
my father always told me when a man cries,don't judge him or belittle him,you don't know what battles he is fighting,respect his feelings and let him cry in peace
CptDroga, I like your Dad! He taught you a great lesson.
CptDroga your father sounds like a good man
Farzaan Ali a woman can cry just because her hormones/prolactin told her to! LOL!
Corinne Germanotta Nope! Most women cry for no reason! LOL
Mentu Hotep You're an idiot. I feel sorry for you that you have to go through life being so dumb. It must be hard.
"I don't want to return as a defeated person" damn that motivated my ass
Daniel Lopez 💯
True man .
Gary Mcguckin
Imagine waiting 20 years for a yes or a no from the US hell no even if I had to break laws and anger a white racist mob I’ll keep going “Never let a racist mans words hurt you, let them fill you with motivation and power”
To do what your still probably doing the same thing as your were when you posted this
Actually they dont return to their towns cus they become addicts and they are ashamed of themselves, their families believe they are still in USA ...at least they have respect for their families and font want to be a burden to them....whichever it is the reason its a very sad human tragedy
Loved the sense of humor of the guy with the doorbell.
justin russell yup but it’s sad
Wait, this is before trump, deportees? Can't be
asmodeus asteroth white folk be like
@@asmodeusasteroth7137 STFU CACA
Me too Justin Lee Russell
I remember when my mom was deported after living in the US for over 30 years. She hadn’t been back in Mexico since she was a little girl. She had nowhere to go, and it crushed us. I can’t imagine the anguish it causes someone to be homeless in a city they’re not familiar with.
That scares me just thinking about that.
Shouldve came here legally 🤷♂️
What? You left your mums homeless in Mexico after she was deported? Are you a dog or something?
@@Pack_WatchFuck off dude, have compassion for people who are leaving their homes in fear of persecution of local gangs or crime occurring.
Hey can I ask if she had all, or at least just one of her proper documentations before she was sent back to Mexico.
10:15 I just broke down when he started crying and explaining how he had a house before and lost it all. You have to be a really cold person to not feel that sadness and that empathy for someone like him
Igualmente estaba llorando 😢 ❤️
what i dont get is if his wife and kids are in guerro mexico, why is he living in slums of Tijuana
I agree it was sad buuuuuuuuuuuut........... he did break the law crossing illegally. Sorry for the mood kill.
He obtained those things without the right to do so. He considered himself more important than the ones who do follow the law and jump through rings of fire to get legal residency. The border exists, migration law exists.
I am cold
Dang man, when that guy said he doesnt want to return back to where hes from, because he doesnt want to return as a defeated person. I felt that. He doesnt want to show his face until he makes it, i hope he made it. Anyone who has ever risked it all on a dream can relate to this man.
I wonder how he’s doing now
mexicans are way too prideful and that's a double edge sword
@@melvin9989 Probably dead, this people dont last long, everyone whants to kill them
@@carlospulido964 why?
Its not a dream, its a chance to make a better life, and recharge your country with money.
That's why Donald Trump its a piece of garbage.
You can see the pain and sadness clearly and when the guy made that doorbell just by the voice you know he’s suffering and try’s to make the best of it I really hope they get a normal life
DRUGGIE LOSER
@@thaliarubio4087 shut up
@@thaliarubio4087 stfu
@@thaliarubio4087 better stop before u see one of your family or friends end up druggie.
Nah alot of people talk fast or like that lol... I know cuz I've been in that situation lived in Mexico very poor for like 6 years my dad deported twice but I guess I've forgotten everything and now we alr living better
The saddest part about the entire boarder issue is there's SO many good people who just want to work and provide for their families like Avimael. They can and want to be contributing citizens and live a normal working class life. I feel for him as I work with many Mexican men who sacrificed everything to be in the USA working, away from their families, and sending money back home to ensure they're taken care of. Any man that makes THAT sacrifice is beyond respectable and deserves the chance to do so.
I agree
I often consider the horrible situations of places in Guatemala, Colombia, Venezuela, MX, and the mudshit in in Europe, Africa, Chicago, LA Philly Miami Boca MArthas Vineyard and such... and i really wonder if I would stay and fight to make it better at home or run away to try to make a life where i dont belong like LIBERIA where they wouldnt allow me to legally own a house or get a job in Holland where i couldnt legally work or rent a place to live for more than 90 days or whatever. It is nice to think people are trying to keep their omes nice by keeping people like me from just moving there and changing the demographic and taking up what little space they have for their own// There are 100 angles to consider before just crying equality and opening up someine elsesback yard to roaving campers like me...
@@bumpsangrimez nobody is crying “equality”, it’s human nature. People move, we migrate. How do you think people go to America in the first place? They migrated across the Bering strait.
Everyone can't come....simple as that.
@Vogel Vogeltje shut tf up I'm a native American of the northern Americans and I've worked with mexians and now mexians who have abused the us and its great laws making so kuch money under the table while we pay taxes look at the border now
When that man cried, I cried with him. I wish I could have hugged him through the screen and pulled him out into happiness and safety. My thoughts, prayers and actions are with all the people in the world who have and will suffer such fates.
Veronica Moody don’t be sad, he had a family so he’s most likely here, woman are allowed in if they have kids, so when his wife came which has %100 happened already they have saved up, paid for him to come and took him in. he’s probably workin in his big body shop as we speak!
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Thank you I pray every day for everybody in the world it hurts
I ain’t gonna lie mans looks baked in the thumbnail
You watch too much telenovelas
I remember when my mom told us of her dad being deported. She said every time he came home after being deported he looked more and more defeated. He was ashamed of failing to try to find a better life for his family. It’s a hard life. It’s easy to pass judgement on these people but not to walk in their shoes. It’s hard to live in a country that turns its back on its people.
Pues así cuando van a preocuparse por hacer algo de provecho les dan drogas comida nomás falta que se los lleven para su casa y ahí de bonitos
A very wise comment. Everybody struggles. But few really know real pain..
Glad he was deported. Deport all illegals.
Mexico failed you yet you keep voting the same fools. You demonize Capiatism and keep electing Marxists.
@@blakechristopher9976 lots know real pain! There are many kinds of pain!
The guy that broke his back & got ran over but still has the strength to sweep up shops... mmmaannn
Then he gets generalized as a RAPIST and MUDERER and GANG MEMBER.....it must be so frustrating.
it was so sad
@@Mine-Finder Grow up; you're mad for no reason. Stop projecting.
He’s probably the only exception the other ones could get out if they actually tried but I’m sure they get depressed and it holds them back
@@Scorch428 HE WASN'T GENERALIZED BUT IF HES NOT LEGAL HES TRASH. STUFF HIM IN A WOODEN BOX AND SHIP HIM BACK
The sadness on this man's face and desperation in his eyes truly breaks my heart
Fix Mexico so he can be happy in his own country. No Ten ehn Web ohs?
The thing is lots of people deal with problems and well constantly having kids when you can't support yourself doesn't help either
Why is everyone getting mad at the US for deportations but no one is mad at Mexico for not helping its citizens
Because its easier to be a victim then it is to do the right thing
I am mad at everyone in a way. Meaning both Mexico and US. A lot of what has happened stems further back than just 30 years. I think why everyone is mad is that all people can think of is this now and it’s people as trying to take advantage as one thing when it’s not in fact true. I guess the lack of humanity is what is angering. I’m not picking sides, just wanted to point that out
Because central banks control almost the entire country and the US is put as a super power and if they see any country rising into power they feel threatened. All politics run with each other they don’t care about their people lol wars are for profit, veterans come back from war and the government can’t even take care of them in America. Open your eyes man. The US government supplies the drug cartels where else do they get all these guns from. Cartels feed the Mexicans government money and the US profits from it. Something not many people will understand
Mexicans are still salty about getting smacked in the Mexican - American war
@@a1no1x are you still salty about the Vietnam war😂
This breaks my heart on so many levels. The guy who broke down and cried; I just couldn't take it. Despite the situation; they are human beings. Prayers and Love to each and every one of them.
Gracias for having empathy! You made me cry. Cocho is a word commonly used in the region of Tierra Caliente in the state of Guerrero. Translate to the slang word of pussy. Dont ask me why we say it all the time. We just do.
Poor old man
When he cried it broke my heart and I feel so bad for him for all of them
It's a terrible situation, no doubt about that but... why do they always abandon their family? Like... you haven't seen your children in years YEARS, why? They're basically wasting their time for something that will never happen. I'm Mexican and I know for a fact that if you try hard enough you will be able to find a decent job and have enough money to get by. In my opinion that's a better way of living than being homeless and away from your family.
6:16 his actual quote was so much more powerful than what the translators used, I know they didn’t use it for fear of losing something in translation but what he said was close to: “I’ll keep giving them war until my horse is tired of kicking”
i thought the exact same thing
If only The cartels and government loved there own people
Rather then poisoning their future.
laura ortiz ok boomer
laura ortiz ok boomer
laura ortiz it’s* instead of is bitch
I hate people who correct your spelling and act better than you. Why say anything?
laura ortiz boomer
I barely realized that the activist (Micaela Saucedo) died in 2013. Rest in Peace for all of your good actions
The actual reason of her death is pretty much obvious and intentional
@@luka9967 why? was she murdered or something?
@@jltaco85 Probably yes
But they don't want you to know that
@@luka9967 listen to yourself, that doesn't make any sense at all.
Really how
Damn, that woman that has helped other for most of her life. That's something extraordinary. Bless her soul.
WHY
7:03 "no quiero regresar como una persona derrotada" que frase!!
:(
But he has a whole family he needs to be with so ego doesn’t matter!
También es sensato aceptar que no todo se puede, 😊
They defeat themselves when they commit a crime like entering illegally.
Cuando ya luchaste bastante,yo creo es mejor regresaste a tu tierra con los nuestros,es mucho el sufrimiento por el que ya están pasando dios los cuide y los proteja 😢🙏
This video hit me very hard when the guy in the thumb nail actually started talking about his family and his old house and then when he said eat like regular people I lost it it was very sad
Build the wall and enforce the law, let Mexico take care of their own.
sαn lσvєr well said they indeed did but now that trump has taken over they think they are superior.
san lover----500 years ago.....get over this....and find another argument
Robert Brown yes but telling people to go back to their land as if this land belongs to yall in the first plis so stupid as well 💀💀 its like me stealing a phone and telling the owner to go buy a new one since their phone belongs to me now
san lover---nope....they are called LAWS...AND RULES AND REGULATIONS.....follow them or get lost..........like i said...find another argument
6:15 what he said had so much more feeling than what they translated, his exact words were “Until my horse is beat I won’t stop giving them hell”... being a child of two immigrants and watching my dad wake up before sunrise every day and come home after sunset after busting his back gardening all day, watching my mother spend 4 days out of the week cleaning other people’s homes... to give me and my older siblings a better life... this video really got to me bro... my parents continue to bust their backs everyday and it’s thanks to that my older brother graduated from Cal Poly Pomona and is now an engineer with SoCal gas and my older sister graduated from CSUN and now works for city hall... and they did that while also being illegal immigrants...
Very good for your family and I hope all the children and grandchildren appreciate the sacrifices.
Eu sou Brasileiro, moro na periferia de São Paulo, somos um Pais em desenvolvimento onde ha muitos problemas, sociais politicos e culturais mas me parece que no Mexico isso e levado ao cubo exponencialmente elevado a decima potencia, onde ha decadas os governos sofrem com a imigração descontrolada de seus habitantes... Penso que a que custo de tantas vidas compensa a ilusão de mudar do seu Pais, se afastar de seus parentes, amigos familiares para viver uma aventura que facilmente pode se tornar uma tragedia? Eu sou pobre, más tenho dignidade, trabalho, estudo, tenho familia e vivo bem sem grandes problemas, vivo no sistema capitalista mas procuro nao ser consumista em excesso alem do necessario para nao perder a minha essencia humana e etica... Vejo alguns relatos de Brasileiros que foram estudar, trabalhar e viver nos EUA e percebo que o sonho Americano pode facilmente se transformar em um pesadelo de fato...A cobiça pelo poder que leva estados a invadirem outros anexar territorios promover guerras e explorar o seu semelhante acumulando riqueza se degenera e apodrece quando uma unica vida e perdida nesse processo... Eu particularmente como Cidadão residente no sul do continente nunca senti vontade ou necessidade de migrar para outro pais, seja qualquer um, porem antes de ser Brasileiro, sou Americano, Latino,Humano e compreendo as diferentes realidades sociais economicas e culturais dos povos... As fronteiras e o estado nação foi uma criação do poder do capital que separou as pessoas, legitimando a posse da terra e a riqueza e os bens conquistados pelos mais fortes violentos e beligerantes. Toda propriedade é roubo embora se compartilhada pudesse ter um aspecto mais igualitario social e humanitarios, porem a ganancia pelo poder segrega mais no capitalismo doque a vontade de ter possuir e acumular para depois dividir... A America do norte incluindo Mexico Estados Unidos e Canada, deveria ser uma terra sem fronteiras pois foi constituida por imigrantes Europeus Asiaticos e Africanos que invadira saquearam e tomaram a força dos povos e naçãoes indo americanas,que mais tarde se dividiram em estados nações e que neste caso especifico o Mexico foi o mais prejudicado tendo metade do seu territorio original anexado, roubado invadido e tomado a força pelo poder militar Yankee,,, se justiça fosse feita haveria de ter livre acesso a todo cidadao Mexicano alem de uma reparação historia de ajuda financeira tecnologica e educacional ao povo do Mexico,,, Mas quem foi que disse que os Estados Unidos presam por Justiça Honestidade e Verdade???
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I hope they already got their papers their legal status. Never say never...
Shits crazy, Im a first generation Mexican American and this just goes to show how good the people of america have it; i am beyond grateful to live in this country
YOU BETTER BE LEGAL BOY
@@mramerica6229 He said he was first generation Mexican American implying he was born here racist shithead
@@mramerica6229 maaaaaaaaan
Shutcho bitch ass up
When you say people of America what exactly are you implying because I know people here who have it worse then people in Mexico
@@aguilaindio7756 White builds every thing else destroys, glad your are enjoying your stay boy.
Qué tristeza,pobre,gente!! Dios los bendiga!! Y puedan superarse!!😢😘👋🇺🇾
Gracias 🙏🏼
Pues que se enseñen a vinir legalmenete
Los pobres no deberían tener hijos 😎😎😎
Watching cocho recount his past was super sad.. all the normal things in life he wishes he had. Never take anything for granted, prayers up for every single one of those people, because; THEY. ARE. HUMAN. TOO.
YES BUT ARE THEY LEGEL HUMANS. THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN TO ME
@@youtubeuser1432 yes but none of this would have happened if the government didn't include them in the first place, jamma theman is being obvious he is a human and his story is sad. Saying a human is illegal is dehumanizing, anyone who has an opinion about deportation should be rioting against the shithole that is Mexico so that maybe people from the US would want to immigrate there because it was equal to the US or at least not as bad as it is now.
Yeah I pray for him. I pray he goes through the process of becoming a legal citizen so he doesn't have to be crying on camera for sympathy. And saying " I'm gonna save money to come back, but they charge 3,500-5,000" DUDE! get a damned green card like a respectable person would and be with your family.
TH-cam USER first of legal lol and said you would consider your self legal when has a person became legal or illegal in a place lol brainwashed lol
Tim Lawson wtf are you talking about lol are you praying for him or judging him keep your snobby ass prayer lol you don’t his struggle mr Lawson prolly born into a great family probably won’t feel the same if it happens to your family
This is what they go through everyday and then there’s us getting mad that the wifi is going slow
Chill Cruz well that’s life
It’s what life shifted to, yes
Chill Cruz my parents is also a immigrant so I know the struggle
PewPew it sucks watching them work all day and have little time to rest before they leave again. I never had to the chance to sit and get to know my own mom
Our problems ain’t nothing compared to what they go through 😓
I hope the guy that was crying reunites with family and comes up with a plan gid bless him 🙏
he most likely is because it takes a lot of money to own a big body shop so most likely he’s already here living his dream, and if he’s still fighting to come over god will bless him definitely, with the others in this video🙏🏽
ariel47k he was reunited with his family, and my family back in Guerrero, i know this cuz hes my uncle who we thought was dead for so many years but when we saw an article on him on the news around 6 years ago my mom and my aunt instantly reached out and sent him money to get back with our family down in mexico
Uhm What oh shit well god bless you and your family🙏🏽 i’m happy he came out to a good ending
Uhm What this is so awesome man ngl I teard up because I thought about my dad and kinda looks like my dad
gid bliss em 👽 prayz jeebus👳🏿
I remember me and my family drove from Canada through the US and ended our trip in Tijuana. Spent the day there back in 1992 or 93, was really cool. I was 7 so as a kid it was the best road trip of my life.
It's incredible how much they appreciate what we would consider to be so little. That poor guy was was so proud to have a washer and a guest room...shows how spoiled we really are.
@Change MyMind We are not spoiled *proceeds to describe a spoiled world view*
Who’s we?😭🤣
I’ll admit I’m quite spoiled even through I’m considered lower class in America. I have to share rent with my mom and my brother but it’s still better than sleeping on the streets. I definitely see the glass less than half full but that doesn’t mean I can’t be ambitious. I’m grateful for what I do have all while working towards better.
I am a American citizen. My husband was born in the USA side,1954 border of Mexico. His mother Mexican was dating a married American man so she kept everything quiet, even his birth. so when my husband couldn't prove where he was born to get a passport, he was deported year 2000, we got married in the USA and in Mexico and now married together more than 23 years together. We left our whole life behind in the USA. We made it here in Mexico until We got older, it is hard to find work when you are older then 50, if you do find work you are lucky and Blessed, the pay is really bad but work is better than no work. Now we find ourselves without a lot of things, washer, stove, car, just barely eating.we want to go back to the states. No Mexican government help here. There is more opportunity in the USA then Mexico
@@gayvirgo Most of the United States. Spoiled hypocrites who believe they are better because they were born there.
30:04.
Una mujer patriota. Ella siente amor por su país y su gente.
¡Qué nobles palabras!
yeah too bad she passed away in 2013. r.i.p
@@jltaco85 What? She died??
@@Fiestasantiagochuco hace años
esa gente nunca cambiara
No sean malos mucha gente es débil y nesecitan ayuda
This is sad micaela saucedo (the activist in this video) died the same year this video was release from cancer may she Rest In Peace thank you for all that you’ve done for our people you are one of few
This was so heart felt. That poor man owned his own business,had a home and family and it was taken away. To deport the good who work and have family here is crazy.
Shouldve came here legally
@@Pack_Watch Agreed.
@@Pack_Watcheasier said than done
Um ? Don't break the law. GO BACK TO MEXICO@@SmyrnaAlien
Maybe if ANY OF THESE LEACHES could learn english they wouldnt be shipped back!?
Tengo 42 años, es la primera vez qu escucho a un policia hablar de manera logica, congruente.
Nomas por las putas camaras
@@J8den obvio pero fue coherente todo lo que dijo.
Hablar es muy facil
Pero esa policia esta denunciada por brutalidad
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@@txalapartakatugorri2012 quien sabe, el problema es que en mexico son gringos "wannabes" tu no sabes como se produjo esa "brutalidad" solo los "progres" y liberales izquierdos llorando por que los agarraron haciendo su vandalismo
Agradezco infinitamente a estás personas que me ayudaron en Tijuana en la casa del migrante,estuve allí 4 días lo cual me dió el tiempo que necesité para rentar un cuarto,despues de terminar un trabajo en Tijuana volví a Guadalajara aunque no era deportado ni intentaba cruzar de ilegal, ellos me brindaron alojamiento completamente gratis.De verdad existen personas increíbles.
Hermoso... Gracias por agradecer y AHORA LA GENTE QUEJESE Y QUEJESE DE LAS CASAS DEK MIGRANTE Y DE KA AYUDA Q TIJUANA BRINDA ME DA CORAJE! SIN CONTAR EL COCHINERO Q DEJAN.
Que tan bien estaria si la gente que a recibido ayuda y ahora estan trabajando en los estados unidos mandarian unos 5 dolares de vez en cuando a esas casas del migrante. Tenganlo por seguro que Dios les daria mas (no, no soy religioso) paz
@@RobertoLopez-123 no existia un dios, y esto es el razon
@@novaSpecific You have your beliefs I have mine
Nice !
not gona lie..when he started talking at 9:20 i fkn cryed and started thinking about my kids..god bless you sir and the lady that helps
Victor Duran no worries ima soon help my mexican brothers.
Victor Duran why, i moved here from a different country. I am here legal have been a citizen since 1983. Why are they better then me if they don't need papers?
susan osborne They are not better, they are regular people like you and me; all they want is to be able to work and provide for their families. Not everyone has a chance to become legal, but everyone does have a choice to improve their lives. Some chose to come to USA illegally because the other choice is to live in proverty for the rest of their lives. Coming to the USA illegally is extremely dangerous, some people don't make it and die on the way. Don't judge them or think you are better than anyone else just because you had the opportunities they didn't.
Everyone has a chance to become legal, and unless you can prove to me otherwise I think it's full of shit. Coming to the USA can be as safe and you make it should you have a brain. Apparently most illegals don't, minus the ones that are here illegally cause of their parents that legally migrated.
James R I actually work for a private immigration office, so I know it can be extremely difficult; especially for Mexicans. First of all, you need a immediate relative (spouse, parent, sibling, child) to apply for you, if you happen to be over the age of 21, in most cases, the wait time to legally come to the USA is 20 Years (Look up Visa Bulletin on State dot gov website). Now, if your relative dies during that wait time, then you are practically left with nothing. There are no diversity visas available for Mexico, and some people are lucky to get a visitor visa, but they are not allowed to work. And some people do not even have a relative that can apply for them.
i remember when my dad got deported after 15+ years of living in the us. he hadn't been in mexico ever since he was a teenager. he looked for people to help him out cross or find a way back to the us. he almost gave up and went back to his town which was in san luis and he was in coahuila. but he did make it back. he found other of his jail inmates that he had gotten deported with and got on a train and got back into the us safely. but it still breaks my heart eachtime he tells me his story.
I'm glad he made back safe. I can't imagine what he went through trying to make it back.
something similar to me happened back in 2020, same rhythm and beat. It's incredibly scary, sadly mine hasnt been able to come back but thankfully we had family who lived nearby to help
My parents are Mexican immigrants and they worked there asses off to provide me a better life than what they had. For the people who are saying "why don't they just take the citizenship test" It's a really long process for an immigrant to become an American citizen. Both of my parents came here when they were in their 20s and finally became citizens in their 40s. It's a hard process to go through. The amount of ignorance in this comment section pisses me off so much to.
+Fernando Herrera work hard, do it legal or stay the fuck out. Its so simple. Your parents worked hard now why should some fence jumper get to cut in front of them and overload our social service(welfare) system.
PROUD INFADEL My parents were one of those "jumpers". Also, there's not a care package waiting for them on the other side of the border. They start from the bottom and work their way up. They especially work hard if they have kids. They don't overload social service or welfare because that's not true at all. They could get social service benefits once they are legal residents or citizens.
+Fernando Herrera While it is true that non-citizens cannot get public benefits themselves, they can get public benefits for their US-born children such as food stamps, WIC, Medicaid, and in some cases even low-income housing.
Fernando Herrera
illegal aliens have cost our country almost a TRILLION dollars. They ARE overloading our system and CAN receive benefits as the previous poster pointed out.
+PROUD INFADEL The kids that are American citizens can receive benefits.
No matter where you stand on the political spectrum, you have to acknowledge that everyone is a human being.
Greg Ramirez False!
Kali Kross lol
That's the biggest fucking straw-man anyone's ever constructed. Since when did saying the truth, that these people who come across the border illegally are illegal immigrants, come with the implication they aren't human?
Greg Ramirez yes but America has a lot of unemployed people too so they have to take care of their own citizens first and sort everything out when one day America is doing better economically than they can try to help out other countries and let the people come
It still doesn't make it right to break the law and cross borders without allowance or documentation.
It's absolutely mind-boggling how people can watch this heartbreaking video and still have something negative to say about their situations. Before another ignorant (and very sheltered) person says "well, they shouldn't have illegally crossed" think about the grave circumstances they are put in to have to leave their own country. They are poor, they are starving, they are in danger, they have families, and/or they want to better their lives. Instead of pointing fingers and being assholes, see how you can help. Remember that it only takes a few bad things to happen for ANYONE to fall to their knees.
Sheynna Weber not to mention had the US not spent decades intervening, propagandizing, colonizing, militarizing, staging coups, and spreading the drug trade + war on drugs in Latin America, most of these countries would be far better off and their people wouldn’t HAVE to leave. You reap what you sew, and these destitute people are absolutely America’s responsibility now. If the US gov didn’t want to receive refugees they shouldn’t have created refugees around the world through their imperialism, but they won’t educate the people on any of that in schools
Wow, genuine empathy in the TH-cam comments. This is very refreshing 🙂
Looks like you have a great hearth and also common sense to understand what most people perceive as reality, is really not!
Don Harris wow I thought I had read some truly stupid comments in my lifetime, but this one wins
Don Harris as a matter of fact, half of my family DID move here from Central America and we’re doing just fine. By 2044 the majority of the US will be people of color. And it’s gonna be awesome to see sick people like you be outnumbered. Peace
So sad to hear that he had a humble but very happy home in the US. Very profound words, saying that in US they did truly enjoy happiness. I hope this gentleman is reunited with his family in Guerrero. Seems his wife and children are established there. God bless.
mis hermanos,.... que triste es la realidad de mi méxico
UPJOHN 55 desgraciadamente así es la realidad de esta gente, les han vendido la idea de que estados unidos es lo mejor siendo que hay otros países que necesitan mano de obra latina, me da lástima que mis hermanos tengan que hacer esto y al final vivir así
NO DIGAS PENDEJADAS LA REALIDAD DE MÉXICO ES DE QUE SE ESFUERZA
***** se esfuerza en que según?
Maicol Welch pues como que en que, en trabajar estudiar salir adelante o crees que todos vivimos en el bordo y somos deportados, eso solo lo viven los migrantes, yo toda mi vida e vivido en frontera y nunca e pensado en ir para allá ni lo pensaría, aquí vivo feliz, bien porque trabajo y me esfuerzo.
meicol por eso apoya haz vídeos al peso de plata
8:10 I hope el Cocho is ok...His story and when he cried really had me crying
The Real ima give u hope, he had a family here but since they were all deported they went back, if you have a child you are allowed back in, so what most likely happened is his wife and children went over and demanded to have him come and paid for his trip, so he’s most likely here living his dream AS WE SPEAK!
Same
i went to mexico and was coming back and it was so heartbreaking, there was someone who had a daughter with a broken leg and she was only 3 and couldn’t afford medical bills, there was a lady with a newborn and couldn’t afford formula. Very very sad
irresponsible to have a child; knowing you can't support it.
@@stephanreichelt2700 comment was over a year old...
@Mere-Lachaiselongue still a valid point
@@stephanreichelt2700 What a horrible brain dead comment you made.
@@stephanreichelt2700 I agree with your point, but its hard to stop people's desire. Its like after I find a place to eat and sleep, that always happens. Sterilizing people for their own good sounds so archaic, but I keep thinking of only the benefits. If making babies is driving this situation, then babies have to go....
Watching this again 5 years later, tears are streaming down my face again. How sad to see human beings suffering in pursuit of a better life. I wish things were different and I wish it was easier for all to get citizenship in this country. No hard working decent person that contributes to society should have to suffer like this. I’ve met very few hispanic people who don’t work extremely hard for the things they have.
@Blacksun Sigrune88 shut up already
@Blacksun Sigrune88 its not so easy when their government is set up the way it is. They have already asserted their dominance and insighted fear into the people. How do you expect them to get enough firepower to protect against the multitudes of cartels that control nearly all of mexico?
And people that come to America illegally and work under the table and collect food stamps use out health care pay no bill drive cars with no insurance send their cash out of the country should be beaten like the dogs they are.
*Yeah right, hard working heroin addicts*
Have to follow the law of any nation. You cant just come in for free. Thats any country. Dont think its just the US. Its any country where you need Identification.
I see a huge difference in comments from 2013 to now
How so?
In 2013, people would feel sorry for these guys but now people don't want them here illegally. I'm not taking sides, I'm just typing what I'm seeing.
Oh I see, I completely agree with you! Great observation.
because all the racists came out of there caves because of Trump, but they claim they arent racist
David Mack not if they have to pay for it
When you think your life is complicated, just watch this.
Actually this advice do not help at all. I have depression and I will tell you comparing to somebody who lives shittier life only causes more shame.
And this country is going to look just like this in a few years not 5or 10 either 2
@@bachristus learn how to deal with that , they carry the most shame. no families to be with to at least help them out in a tough situation like crossing the border. go get pills and realize life’s to short to be depressed.
@@lonzoavila5428 Your comment is TRASH. Life is also way to short to live being a mean selfish person who dismisses how other people feel.
@@bachristus I know how hard it is, I do. Its the way we decide to see things. For example, I see this and I feel grateful when I think about the positive things I have in life, that others are not fortunate enough to have. That gives me motivation to continue because I know I have something to work with.
It’s not shameful because what you feel is valid. What matters most is having the will to be/feel/live better. We’ve got this.
I feel so bad for the guy in the thumbnail; I hope his situation improves
lol im shocked the thumbnail hasnt been made a meme like the "takeed easy" mexican guy just look at his whiskers lol
He died two days later
@@wisdomfox857 how do u know
@@ericsampedrohernandez8093 because im ran him over with a car
@@wisdomfox857 hahahahahahhaha
You know it makes me sad knowing my dad came here to the US and never had the opportunity to go back to see his family. I joined the Army because I always wanted to but also to help my parents. I was able to get him a parole in place but sadly he passed away a year ago. 😞
So sorry for your loss Aman R.I.P.🙏♥️🙏😢😟
Omggggg bro
I'm mexican and i really hurt see my country like this :(
Is sucks man, fucking sucks. It used to be such a beutiful country. Perdon wey. Un dia. Un dia. sera de la gente otra vez.
im full blooded first generation Mexico and I have family there its fucking sad
Rise up and take you’re country back
@Ckrayzie he means as in his blood is Mexican his family is Mexican and even if you are born in us soil as long as all your family has been mexican you are mexican
YES YOUR COUNTRY DOESN'T PROVIDE ANYTHING FOR YOU BUT OUR COUNTRY DOESN'T OWE YOU ANYTHING...STAY IN MEXICO!
I will pray for that man in the tunnel I don't Care about what race he is I truly feel for him I could see sadness in his eyes like no other. if I had the chance I would buy him a home or at least help him out. as a Christian I love everyone I would like to help as many people as I possibly can hatred, greed, power as corrupted people's souls truly sad.
brochacho three he’s likely dead
He seemed to be the only one not on drugs as well as the most motivated.
Thechosen one I heard your heart
amen bro
WHY DON'T YOU GO VISIT HIM INSTEAD OF PRAYING FOR HIM- LIBERAL WITCH!
Cocho can have my heart and my money 🥺
TheUnP0ssible YOU invented it?
TheUnP0ssible dude shut the fuck up your people’s stupidity and ignorance is the reason half the fucking world hates you
Te cocho
@@goimpyt GASP, I NEVER ASKED
Bring back og Vice documentaries like thissss
Not gonna lie roosters house was pretty sweet
I prefered Cochos house. I could chill in there for days.
Not only the house also he.
Hope he still alive.
What’s wrong w u.
Then u should live there not him.
It's not his fault mexico is corrupted @@luzfigueroa1550
I love how strong they are the guy with the broken back still finds a way to work. And I see a lot of homeless looking healthier and still asking for money.
being a mexican myself, i somehow know or at least im suspicious that he really doesnt want to work and just makes up excuses so that the police wont arrest him, living here in mexico, you see a lot of people that just prefer living in the streets or beg for money instead of wanting to work
@CreativeHandle that and Americans are just lazier
@@queeffersthrlnd1620 wat that gotta do wit his comment ?
@@gerardosajidgamezsanchez6962 yes homeless people exist everywhere. As creative handle said, the cost of mental illness economically is probably the single biggest health cost because as a society we tend make comments like "prefer living in the streets or beg for money" instead of doing something to treat the diseases. As a Mexican, I see the indigenous living in poor conditions and get treated like black people are in the usa.
Shiba inu coin is going to make millionaires, and help all poverty
Just when you think you have problems.... Imagine yourself in any of these shoes..truly humbling and appreciative of what you have. Pray for these people and their family.
I have mad respect for the mexican people and it breaks my heart to see them suffering. I've met hundreds of mexicans throughout my life and absolutely ALL of them were nice, caring, happy, respectful and extremely hard working. Bad people exist everywhere and the US has plenty of white crazy americans of their own so dont generalize mexicans as bad people.
I love my latinos ❤
It is so grateful to read such a beautiful well-hearted comment. Thank you.
Muy de acuerdo en todo el mundo existe 10,20,40,60,70 % de gentes buenas y malas
Pero ni ellos mismos se hechan la mano para levantar el país y salir de la droga ya se la pobreza
AMEN TO THAT 🙏♥️🙏
Since they're so "hardworking" why don't they fix their own Country?😂
Then you woke up lol
It breaks my heart to see human beings living like that :(
Send them some money then.
I see poverty but also conformism and people who do not care how to live, they must have dignity
I live in Kansas city mo USA there's people here living under bridges in abandon houses full of rats these people have obvious mental issues but surely there has to be a place for them to get help
some of the had a home to come back, yet they decided to stay and live that way.
Go visit Africa
That poor man had a family and a business and wasn't a "criminal" or a "rapist" and they took all that away from him and now he is literally living in a hole in the ground bc his government doesn't care about him, which is why he left his country in the first place. Says a lot about the US government and the Mexican government, neither of them see these people as human beings.
Crossing the border illegally is a crime. He committed a crime, hence why he was deported.
the activist said that 100% of people that lived in the canal abuse drugs he is there because he wants to he can go back to guerrero and work is something decent but he wants to stay in TJ and be in that misery
A crime is a crime
America unless your Native American your here illegally too
Tiny Rockbee lmao if someone comes to a new country and takes your job then maybe that wasn’t the job for you. 😂
A family friend was illegal, and would live, scared to be deported, he wouldn't buy a phone, internet, more than one car, and send that money to a family member, then a bank account in Mexico, just in case. He died before he could go back, at least his family could use that money...
@@M-US-US Seriously, stfu
@@M-US-US Chill my dude u a cop or sum shi
@@M-US-US anything you buy requires you to pay taxes, you can't even buy a t-shirt without paying 10%
@@M-US-US you literally can go money taken from pay checks as if it were taxes not 20 dollars or something hundreds of dollars hard earned money plus there are literally businesses that transfer money it's not something hidden it's well known
@@M-US-US opinions exist for a reason
All I could do was cry. 😢. I'm so sorry there is so much suffering. 🥺😭💔
Chale no pude evitar quebrarme al escuchar y ver la mirada de la banda que contaba su historia
Jajajajaj de verdad te dio tristeza eso? xd
@@supernova4536 ????
@@tomxss7436 porqué le conmovió el documental.
@@supernova4536 yo creo que sí alguien es más sentimental o susceptible a ser más empático con este tipo de situaciones, lo cual de verdad es muy triste. Nadie busca terminar así. Creo que es bastante respetable, nadie es igual ni a ti ni a mi.
@@supernova4536 tu que sabes de pobreza si has cresido entre riqueza jajjajajjaja
Im reading the comments and some of them are just so stupid. I don't think some of you understand how hard it is to earn citizenship from Mexico, i don't think you understand not being able to feed your kids in your own country... sometimes the only option for these people to to cross the border illegally. I myself cannot even contemplate the hardships these people face each day. Wanting a better life for you and your kids should not be illegal! You're sitting int the comfort of your home, with food at the table every night, going to a great school or college, nearly nothing to complain bout compared to these people. No Person Can be an "illegal"
Fuck off with your virtue signaling. Just because they have the privilege of being our neighbors doesn't mean that we should risk our national security and risk my family's life because they have a hard life. I am not responsible for their hardship. With your logic, we should then allow all the 7 billion people within our borders because the rest of the world has it a lot worse than Mexico. Why should Mexico be treated any different? I'm sorry, but they are not American tax payer's problem. They are Mexican government's problem. If they want to have a better life then they should start a war with their fucked up corrupt government for failing to keep their people safe.
creamgod Change comes from within... Running away doesn't help... Go and fight for your lands! Fight against corruption! Fight for your freedom and liberty... This goes for anywhere... Syria to Mexico
creamgod preach!!
just becuase your country's fucked up why not make it americas problem rite ?
Kaminoneh Bhoot well said 👏
Notice how everyone talked about 5heir jobs in America, they weren’t in America asking for a free ride, they just wanna live a happy life with their family. It’s very unfair to criminalize those who did nothing wrong but keep those who are real criminals in America.
Gay
Didn't do any wrong??? Oh you mean other than entered this country illegally, tax evasion, and funded drug cartels by paying coyotes to guide them across... that must be what you meant, right?
@@joshmorrow5851 bro the U.S government feeds the homeless, who do nothing but sit there and ask for money, in comparison to immigrants they come here to work, while you lazy Americans blame immigrants for your misfortunes
Josh Morrow what tax invasion? News flash immigrant also have to pay taxes !!
No, I hear you but I don't know what the answer is. Open borders is just a time bomb waiting to happen and the cost of policing the border is astronomical. It's a sad situation . Do we raise taxes to provide housing while the legal citizens in poverty go without? Ive always thought we should fix our selves first so we are stronger and more able to help the world. We Are caught up in a new world government based on wars and political sabotage. It's a mess it really is. We have tried to help Mexico with the cartels but they turned us away probably a tell of their own corrupt system. I don't see things getting better . We are struggling and our deficit is so high China basically owns us. I wish I felt more positive about it but in the 53 yrs I've been alive people have just gotten uglier and more selfish.
at #5:50 man that guy's doorbell told me how awesome of a guy he is
I feel bad for that concho guy, almost cried a little😔
It's painful to watch. You'd have to be a real piece of crap to be indifferent to his situation.
I cried.
Sea llama cocho
I watch these videos hoping Ill find my uncle in one of these clips. Missing in tj since 2014
hope u find him bro :< tis a sick world out there
Rip....
@Nathan Cormac no t pases
@Nathan Cormac No mames.
@Nathan Cormac carbon te pásates mano smh
This is hard to watch. What a mess we have done as species.
We??? D'fuk you mean we???
"we"
How did "we" do anything to the "species"? The living standard is the highest in history in developed countries. If people happen to live in a corrupt or poor country, that's how the world works. Or do you want a one world government? Why are Hispanic countries so corrupt? Yet European, US, Canada, Asia seem to have very few?
Yeah Mexico really sucks and running government and taking care of their people.
Mayhem Mike I mean look how peaceful Mexico was in the 70’s up until the American government lost hundreds of thousands of weapons in Mexico , as in if you are American , this is our fault as a nation in why these countries fail to succeed
Can't watch the whole video... it's too painful... it truly hurts my soul 😔
Como duele la patria; cuando llora la raza.
El Muchito haaaa te la panchomamaste
De acuerdo krnal
SON CULEROS COMO SIEMPRE!
Rifado
El Muchito
Wow, only 6 years out of date. thanks youtube, I totally needed this recommendation.
8:20 - 10:30
Holy fuck. You see this man, someone who seems kind of happy, kind of laid back as he's talking about the makeshift tunnel he seems proud of, but the moment he starts talking about his past... Man, you could really see him reminiscing his old life. You can see the pain and all of what used to be his, paid for fairly with his own hard work, taken from him and moved here.
Every day I think why I hate this world and I'm reminded every fucking day why.
yup, feel bad for him. poor guy. his whole life was pretty much turned upside down
its really not bloody hard to get here legally but now he cant since he goofed the first time
CapmOfTheSea It is hard. Lmao.... Well, like ebenizir said, just takes a long fucking time.
Ghost1170 yeah but its a fuck ton of alot better than having to live under the radar and being afraid of never being aloud back
CapmOfTheSea Of course, mate! But the thing is, this guy was an actual part of society. He had a family, a job, and was contributing to society as a whole compared to many who are born here and do absolutely nothing with what they're given. Since he didn't have a green card, they separated him and his family and left him with absolutely nothing because even his own country doesn't really want him back.
I mean fuck dude, our fucking working force contains a shit ton of illegal immigrants, just look at all the people picking our fucking fruits. That's not even a joke, lmao. They literally hire people from other countries for little to nothing and they happily accept because it's an opportunity to help families back at home, and gives them a small glimmer of hope they can move to America. Too bad America has a history of being the biggest fucking twat ever.
Not that everything we do is asshole'ish, just a lot of what we do is.
Hace 10 años subieron este video y sorprendentemente hubieron cambio, ahora es peor que en esos tiempos
I live in Tijuana I pass this little canal almost everyday. That place is empty as fuck now, pretty sad.
It's empty?! Do you know?
what happened to the people?
+Nereyda Guerrero well like the documentary said, the police come to arrest the homeless and to burn their little house.
+Nereyda Guerrero Yeah, they have this "bordo limpio thing" but now they are nearest the downtown and far from the boarder
vacio de ignorantes como vos que meten a su pais debajo de la alfombra
This has really opened my eyes. Absolutely heartbroken💔
Hopefully opened your eyes to the fact that Mexico is the problem, not the United states!!! They are all welcome here, they just have to do it legally!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@jakelance6 probably opened her eyes to the problems these migrants face. it's not about the US or Mexico.
Jacob Lance clearly it hasn’t opened yours
I don't understand why anyone would take offense to what I said? I didn't say they shouldn't be here, I said they are all welcome to come to the US... They just have to do it legally! Why is that so hard for people to understand?
Jacob Lance it’s not hard to comprehend, it’s the way you word things. no one is taking offense to what you are saying nor do we care because it’s your opinion but if they had the opportunity to do it right they would’ve. so therefore no one is taking an offense
Looking at mexicans is looking at worriors always willing to work and die for there families my respecr for latinos is bigger now. much love from Morocco
+Mamio Gaming No es primera vez que veo un comentario desde Marruecos, a ustedes les gusta ver muchos videos de youtube internacionales verdad?
you shouldnt need yt bids to respect your fellow man whether they are white orange or grey...
God bless morocco 🇲🇦 you are welcome in my house and Moroccans are considerate loving people:)
These old vice documentaries are masterpieces.
A mi tambien me deportaron y al momento pude ponerme de pie aqui en mi pais, la cosa es no quedarse en el avion y pensar que USA es la unica nacion con posibilidades, aqui en Mexico podemos salir adelante es cosa de ser perseverante.
Ahuevo esos compas ya estan en lo suyo las drogas y les vale la familia y la sociedad y solo quieren su dosis no quieren ni trabajar
💯💯💯💯
Ser perseverante y tener una palanca
mejor attitude, por, biene qui legalmente, si no quedase en tu pais y hagalo mejor. - perdon pro espaniol, solo estudio por 2 annos.
@@andrewdopple6946 I guess if we are not needed or appreciated in the USA or any other nation we should not beg for the opportunity, at the end of the day a competitive person can compete in any ground.
this world needs a group hug
Mayra Rodriguez i agree
Alex Rodriguez foreal. fuck trump
Shit.... makes me more appreciative of what I have
For real..
We need the wall. Mexico needs a revolution. It would be great for BOTH nations to end the drug war.
Pride is a bitch. Try coming legally?
+Poly-Rhythmic Octopoid
usa should just take over Mexico. huge gold mine
Poly-Rhythmic Octopoid u do know that drugs r brought from all over the world... Lmaoo... Weak... And drugs r also made in the usa.... So.... Invalid ...every place brings drugs...should we close...
my grandparents in the south keep the room you first enter covered in plastic unless guests arrive. their home isnt much, but you protect and love what you have. hearing at around 10:07 about that happiness he had in having a guest room, fridge, washer, made me think of that. god bless these people.
Es triste vivir ahí yo soy adicto en recuperación estuve 10 años viviendo con My señora en el bordo ayuden esa gente x favor
I think it's beautiful you help people. I wish the border did not exist. It makes me sick.
5:25
My man built himself his own little house and everything.
Unsoundrook even a doorbell
Tears my heart that good decent people have to live like this ,, I have all the hope for a better future but God bless those that are still struggling ..
Mit Morj religion is the last thing they need. What they need is the free food distributors and group of women to stop enabling them. Only then they will get a better future.
I work and behavioral health and watching this I understand now what the meaning of “harm reduction” is. It is certain situations where this is needed.❤ I pray that each and everyone who is suffering and going through this makes it through sober minded, and be able to get back with their families and people who love them Amen .
Que triste la situacion de señor Cocho, que pena verlo sufrir por su familia. Debe ser muy triste vivir en esas condiciones.
Quen es esi güey?
Its time for Mexico to have a leader that can bring change.
ITS TIME FOR REVOLUTION
Will never happen.
It ain't that easy, it is not up to he president
They almost had one a couple decades back. He was going to be president but he was murdered by the cartels. Gg mexico is not gonna become safe any time soon.
@@icedcoldkilla what was his name?
Mexicans are such chilled people... also makes me more appreciative of what I have, even living in the Balkans, Eastern Europe...
@@W2Mcodigo no he is right
Humans like getting high it's a well known fact 😂
They are NOT chill. These ones may be when high on dope but they do some evil shit when in gangs. They'd rob you blind given half a chance. Excuse such behavior however you like but it's not the USA's fault.
We're often vilified for our success and because we can't solve the world's problems. Aint that a bitch?
Daniel Conde no he’s just right and you can’t except it. It goes against your ego
yea, but not all mexico is like that
I feel bad for all of these fathers who actually care about their families, but can’t see them.
Who was cutting onions through the whole video?
I wish I was rich enough to help my people, create organizations and systems, and to lift my people to their feet metaphorically, mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially. May God have mercy.
God isnt real
you dont know it yet but your a communist :D must help our people good for you buddy wish i could do that too but too many corrupt assholes stealing all mexicos moneys
This is a beautiful comment. I hope God can make use of people like you for good in this sad situation. Bless you.
It is NOT money the Latinos need.
There is not much that can help "lift" low I.Q. and a selfish mindset.
THERE IS A REASON YOU ARE NOT RICH IT'S CALLED SIN!
This is sad I feel lots of pain in my heart for my people. I’m a Mexican American but it would hurt if it were any other race as well....People United should be
AS LONG AS THERE LEGAL.
Joseph Mccracken stfu
Joseph Mccracken it’s hard be “legal” u don’t really know the shit there going through and if u went through that type of shit you would understand fully. It’s really hard for them to get a papers
Joseph Mccracken dawg really? fuck you gotta comment some bs like that for? stfu
@@youtubeuser1432 You Sir, as an American have had free education here in the U.S. and chose not to learn the difference between they're, there, and their, so your ignorance is apparent before your comment is completed.
My Mexican brothers are the most hard working people I know, motivated as hell, do anything for family, and got the heart of a bull. Respect
Very sad.
Living on the street is no joke.
Appreciate what you have, when you have it. Once it’s gone, who knows if you’ll ever get it back...
You make NO SENSE
Tru
For this same reason I’m a proud Mexican I love you pops and moms thank you so much for everything, if I was ever ungrateful forgive me...
I'm not proud at all.
You should be proud of being Mexican but should be ashamed in the corruption of your country
@@jasonmason6910 don't be ashamed of other vermin actions
@@jasonmason6910 slippy g!!
Muy triste que mi Latinoamérica se encontre así. ¡Saludos desde Brasil!
Que andas haciendo alla
es mexico no latam
@@rabic1319 ¿México no hace parte de Latinoamérica?
@@Dairo616 ahi ves que quienes estan jodidos son tus paisanos, no hay otras nacionalidades
@@fechaqui9513 ¿Cuál es ese país, pa ver?
Me hizo llorar el señor que tenía su taller, su casa, sus cosas, su familia, se ve el dolor en sus ojos, el sufrimiento en su rostro, sus lagrimas por su familia....
I hope a major take away is hearing concho say that he had a business and PAID TAXES. To the people who say if you want to come here and live and work to pay taxes blah blah blah, most do pay taxes. Then when you tell them that they do pay taxes, then they well they need to become legal. it’s freakin expensive.
I dont see him saying he paid taxes. You can't pay taxes without a social or a visa afaik
What about those thousands who are trying to immigrate the LEGAL way, but have to wait years. You’re saying it’s okay for an illegal to live the dream that the ones following the law are force to wait to do?
Oh well. Crossing into the US undocumented is against the law. Whether you agree with it or not is irrelevant. Breaking the law results in being punished
@@scottcrawford7143 alright SCOTT
You still can pay taxes. Many illegals getting paid cash still do their taxes with their pin number in case they ever get a chance to apply for green card and they can prove they paid taxes. Also if they are working with a false social security , the taxes are still getting deducted from their check. You as a citizen might benefit from the taxes you paid, once you get older but for illegals they won't ever get that help once they are old because it was never their social security number.
Regresen a su familia, preferable vivir en el Rancho que en el infierno
Muchos no pueden porque no tienen dinero para regresar. Localmente hay proyectos para ayudarles. Presentan su carta de deportación y se les hacen descuentos del 50% para transportarse de regreso a sus comunidades originales. Desgraciadamente en cuanto son deportados los asaltan, les quitan lo poco que llevan, sobre todo esas cartas que se vuelven muy valiosas. Sin ellas no pueden solicitar pasaje y no tienen identificaciones, por ende no pueden trabajar y se le pasan haciendo trabajitos poco remunerados. Para cuando juntan algo, ya cayeron en las drogas y empiezan a delinquir para conseguir su "fix" del diario. Muchos no tienen contacto con su familia o ellos están tan pobres que no pueden mandarles nada para cuando logran contactarse. Es un desastre.
Parece facil pero al final resulta complicación tras complicación.
Y el rancho tampoco ha de ser muy. Bonito
el único infierno es el que viven muchos mexicanos en México con la delincuencia el crimen organizado los carteles el narcotráfico la criminalidad la corrupción la desigualdad a eso le llamas regresar con sus familias vivir de todo lo que está pasando en México ese si es un verdadero infierno.
El no llegar derotado es la motivasion
Xoze Luiz es gente que le gusta vivir así .
Primeramente lo siento si mi espanol es malo,estaba mirando este vídeo y me dio mucha tristeza,ace años atrás yo estuve muy adicto a las drogas tres overdose perdí mi primer matrimonio y una pequeña compañía de sheetrock acabe durmiendo en las calles de chicago, y la verdad nadie va a entender a esta gente solo si pasas por esas cosas,aunque cada quien escoge la vida que uno quiere tener,aun mi familia me tenia desconfianza, pero claro que uno puede salir de ay pero la verdad somos pocos lo logramos salir adelante,gracias a toda esa gente que siempre me estubo apoyando,estas cosas no les importa rasa o color y dinero!saludos a todos los mexicanos hechenle ganas!
puro padelante compa
Perick Perick mis respetos para ti yo tube problemas de drogas pero ya lo estoy superando y te deceo lo mejor del mundo
Perick Perick cada quien vive como quiere vivir .cada quien elige su destino .
Pedro Espinosa a esta gente casi la obligaron a eso. espero que usted no pierda todo que con mucho esfuerzo lo hizo, y después se meta en drogas. No juzguen a nadie sin haber caminado en los zapatos de esas personas
Perick Perick Muchas felicidades y siga fuerte!
It's so heartbreaking. I hope they'll find help.