This is Elijah out here with episode five, collaboration, slightly offensive, with Fleka's talks.
And we're out here in Ensenada and Mexico, and we're just here to see what people have to think about immigration and what Trump's doing on the south border.
Taco Bell Water, authentic Mexican food, refreshing.
Last Mexican president actually expelled over 150,000 people out of his country.
So if Mexico believes that it's right to expel people out of their country and protect their borders, why do we not have the right to do the same with our southern partner?
unidentified
Well, it's kind of hard to explain how, but they just don't want—they don't—they don't like the idea of the one he made.
We do, look, but this is a good interview because I got the Taco Bell Cup and you got the hot dog bun.
So, alright, so we're out here and we're just trying to ask people their opinion on what they think about Donald Trump putting billions of dollars and trying to erect a large border wall on the southern border with the United States and Mexico.
Josue, we're just here asking people their opinion on what they think about Trump's immigration policies on the south border with building a border wall and increased ICE enforcement in California.
unidentified
Well, yeah.
I have like some skin in this because I have a lot of family members in France that are undocumented immigrants as well.
I mean my family, they came here undocumented and because of Reagan, you know, they had the amnesty and there it is.
So I think I'm against building the wall and militarizing the border more.
I think we should just be more open and also just that we should at least be more friendly.
I mean yeah I know we should have security, but I think militarizing the border is the wrong way to go.
So we were just out here, we were told that we were professionals.
We got my friend over here and he's saying that we can't shoot here because we're professionals.
That's pretty good because I have a Taco Bell Cup and a wooden spoon and a microphone and this is what counts for professional in Los Angeles these days.
That's pretty good stuff I gotta say.
Do you think like kind of the United States and Mexico should fuse into one nation?
unidentified
Yes.
So we can all be one because everyone is woning on me.
So then if we're going to Mexico and we go to Central America like Honduras and those kind of countries, El Salvador, Guatemala, should we possibly keep the border going and like kind of fuse through Central America all the way maybe in the south?
We actually had, like, I think last year we had over a million border crossings, illegal border crossings, like a million people illegally crossed the border last year.
But we're cool out here on the bricks.
We can just talk to people, because you know, I mean, I don't know what you think is professional, but this is an old wooden spoon and an iPod cable from an iPhone 4.
I don't think it's very professional.
So if you know that the Constitution actually outlines that the president's job is to secure our borders and to secure the sovereignty of our country, so by doing that, he's actually just doing his job.
Do you think that he's doing the right thing by following the Constitution or the wrong thing in that place?
unidentified
I mean, I feel he's doing the wrong thing because many presidents before him haven't done what he's trying to do now.
And Obama was the president to, he deported the most out of any president.
And I think that's something people don't know about and people need to know about.
It's not really just Democrat and Republican.
It's that everyone's doing that, you know?
And I think just it's a little saddening that the deportation has to happen, but I also know that it has to happen sometimes for especially for like the gang members, you know, or for the people who are the rapists and the murderers.
And then Donald Trump just said recently on the news about MSN13 members being animals and needing to be deported.
Do you agree with those statements?
unidentified
That's hard, because initially you want to say yes, right?
Initially you want to say yes and like, oh yeah, of course we don't want those people in our country, right?
But also, the thing about it is when they send, when the gang members are deported, right, and they go back to the country, El Salvador or Mexico or any or Guatemala, right, they bring more gang violence, more gang violence to those countries as well.
