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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2022
  • Bad Hombres: The Most Traveled Migration Route on Earth | Southern Border | ENDEVR Documentary
    Bad Hombres explores the most heavily used migration route on Earth. Journalist Stef Biemans traveled between Guatemala and the US to see what the so-called ‘bad hombres’ hope to find in the USA. Who are the people who inspired the building of a wall on the Mexican border?
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  • @ciaraskeleton
    @ciaraskeleton 4 месяца назад +38

    The Mexican farmer at the beginning really made me giggle. 'i like the fence, it keeps my cattle safe 😎' unbothered.

    • @joerobert-qe9cn
      @joerobert-qe9cn 2 месяца назад

      nut case from the local hospital getting some. rest Resection

  • @LunaBobbi
    @LunaBobbi Год назад +105

    How is this documentary not on HBO or Netflix? AMAZING work put into this.

    • @Enrique336
      @Enrique336 6 месяцев назад +2

      I know right

    • @John_Connor556
      @John_Connor556 4 месяца назад +3

      B/c HBO & Netflix make woke trash fiction & that's it lol.

    • @redfeather1450
      @redfeather1450 2 месяца назад +2

      I'm surprised its still up. But it IS quite a masterpiece.

  • @sierviosdedios1798
    @sierviosdedios1798 Год назад +499

    He said I'll let you enjoy your Mexican meal 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

  • @TheSuz23
    @TheSuz23 Год назад +34

    All I can say is that I am so thankful for the life that I've been given, and that I am blessed beyond measure...

    • @upsethooker
      @upsethooker 3 месяца назад +4

      i’m so glad I was born in Mexico.

  • @michaelmaris7
    @michaelmaris7 Год назад +46

    You left out the part where they pay the cartel to cross from Mexico into the US. Every section of the border between US & MX is controlled by the cartels unless you use a standard port of entry. They usually charge $2000-10,000 depending on where you come from. If you don't have money, you can sign over land, homes, property or valuable items. If you are unable to pay, usually they hold you & don't allow you to cross. The banks of the Rio where I live will often be littered with wristbands of different colors, which tell the cartels where they're from & how much money they still owe or don't owe to cross.

    • @jed-henrywitkowski6470
      @jed-henrywitkowski6470 11 месяцев назад +3

      My father's family came here legaly. Folks have told me the were able to do so, because they are white. I don't think they got what they implied! lol.

    • @mladabitanga2677
      @mladabitanga2677 8 месяцев назад

      Ofc leftists "forgot" to put the cartels in the equation, it would harm the perspective they are trying to show of "poor little mexicans seeking better life".

    • @user-rh2tq1xe1i
      @user-rh2tq1xe1i 7 месяцев назад

      Cartels get THEIR CASH and north americans pay for their food and housing. How the world is unfair.

    • @vadermasktruth
      @vadermasktruth 3 месяца назад

      And the rapes females endure.

  • @BarbwireX007
    @BarbwireX007 Год назад +148

    Love the documentary, kinda different from the ones I see on youtube. Despite the serious issue on migration It has humor to it. No dull moment throughout the story telling. Kudos to the reporter and the people behind this.

    • @melanieortiz712
      @melanieortiz712 Год назад +5

      I laughed at the soup on the cemetery bit🤣. The dog didn't even want it.😂

    • @Quinea2012
      @Quinea2012 Год назад +1

      Oh lunch HCA you have

    • @barbarameyer9457
      @barbarameyer9457 Год назад

      This is phony..that guy was not a border patrol...all bull....st..

    • @larrythomas7423
      @larrythomas7423 8 месяцев назад

      And the invading another country part. They're aren't just hopeless immigrants do to war.

  • @Jr-ul6mn
    @Jr-ul6mn Год назад +68

    When you watch this whole documentary from beginning to end, that says a lot. This was very informative and well put together. Thanks

    • @lapislazulii141
      @lapislazulii141 Год назад +5

      Unfortunately it’s activism not journalism

    • @HemorrhoidCream
      @HemorrhoidCream 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@lapislazulii141 it's definitely journalism.

    • @joeylamp_holder2013
      @joeylamp_holder2013 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@lapislazulii141 can you explain more? Im interested in hows this doc is activism vs journalism

    • @Bgo909
      @Bgo909 6 месяцев назад +1

      It says there’s not many good docs out there.

    • @davenorris9491
      @davenorris9491 4 месяца назад

      Yeah, like what happens when they get to America. And they drain the American system. And we have to pay for them our taxes go up. They ruin our system trash it and commit crimes

  • @mcardphoto1057
    @mcardphoto1057 Год назад +23

    This guy Stef Biemans, is a fantastic documentarian. Not even settling for a one line answer at the border crossing, pressing the guard and almost having an interview right there in traffic! Amazing. Need to find more of this gentlemans work. Anyone want to save me time?? xD

  • @marcosgtz74
    @marcosgtz74 Год назад +193

    This is the best documentary that I have ever seen, it is full of true and emotions that we all share as immigrants; I might confess that it did break a tear a couple of times. My favorite part was when the vulture was given to the dog and Stef said, "Not even the perra is eating the wing". Congratulations in materializing this work of art

    • @wyslink9354
      @wyslink9354 Год назад +2

      L M A O
      hell yea broh

    • @jr6905
      @jr6905 Год назад

      @@wyslink9354 what ?

    • @jr6905
      @jr6905 Год назад +5

      Yes it shows the reality not just what the media says

    • @hugs4cupid
      @hugs4cupid Год назад +1

      @@thegreatone11 ok buddy ☠️☠️

    • @nenaj1
      @nenaj1 9 месяцев назад +1

      Immigrants come here legally

  • @merchernel123
    @merchernel123 Год назад +30

    I love the comparisons of food and how the last vessel was a bleached white paper plate. This was an amazing journey. Kudos.

    • @hank4920
      @hank4920 Год назад +6

      I've never try the vulture soup before but that dog in the el Salvador cemetery said it all

  • @Jbmc65
    @Jbmc65 Год назад +49

    The gentleman at the start was awesome, a cowboy looking after his animals, a hard but rewarding life

    • @MsAmique
      @MsAmique Год назад +8

      And honoring his country, rather than running to another.

    • @mcjaguilar8667
      @mcjaguilar8667 Год назад +1

      @@MsAmique this!!!

    • @schoc13
      @schoc13 Год назад

      The white guy at the start was a racist jackass!

    • @mcjaguilar8667
      @mcjaguilar8667 Год назад

      @@schoc13 he's talking about the Mexican vaquero

    • @schoc13
      @schoc13 Год назад

      @@mcjaguilar8667 my bad! Sorry! That was pretty admirable what he’s been doing all these years! Was the white dude patrolling the border??

  • @bennet79
    @bennet79 Год назад +24

    one of the best documentaries...
    liked the way the reporter was communicating with people... and the rotating Food dishes of different cultures. thanks.

  • @claudiasanders4481
    @claudiasanders4481 Год назад +13

    Wow! This is truly an awesome documentary! So eye opening and well executed.

  • @luisangeldrosnegron3445
    @luisangeldrosnegron3445 Год назад +3

    Thank you for your in-depth reporting. I've seen roughly 6 different docs so far from u guys and I just started watching ur docs only one day and I'm now a subscriber to your channel and will recommend to others about ur docs

  • @SuperElanto
    @SuperElanto Год назад +89

    This is one of the best documentarys Ive ever watched (and I watch a lot) so huge respect for this masterpiece. It should get way more views. Thanks!

  • @ayoubgourram9011
    @ayoubgourram9011 Год назад +9

    This should be on a streaming service and watched by people as a movie. I usually watch movies on my laptop and RUclips videos and documentaries on my phone... If I knew this was going to be this excellent, i would've seen it on my laptop as a FILM OF THE NIGHT! This is so unexpectedly great 👌👌

  • @detonater1348
    @detonater1348 10 месяцев назад +14

    Very well made documentary, the audio was cutting off at some point that was annoying but very great way to show the struggle they go thru.

    • @Madness1337
      @Madness1337 2 месяца назад +1

      Yeah theres several other endevr documentaries that have the same audio problem, idk how they mess it up so many times but otherwise it’s great

    • @two-face1041
      @two-face1041 Месяц назад

      @@Madness1337 I know if there’s copyright music or sound in the background of your videos yeah the option to just mute those and not have to lose your monetization so that’s probably what they’re doing

  • @manojdai1
    @manojdai1 Год назад +33

    I saluted the entire team of ENDEVR to making this beautiful and realistic documentary, I am looking forward to watch more documentary about Migration . Thank you

  • @promptmuhendisi
    @promptmuhendisi Год назад +2

    So far so good! That was very heart softening. Thank you for making it.

  • @herbsHA
    @herbsHA Год назад +6

    Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! It is the most impactful documentary I have ever watched.

  • @merchernel123
    @merchernel123 Год назад +8

    Well done with your accent sir! I know it's not the important piece of this documentary, but I am impressed.

  • @channelm8044
    @channelm8044 Год назад +29

    I predicate all the hard work time and effort to make such a great documentary.

    • @yabo2424
      @yabo2424 Год назад +2

      I agree it was phenomenal !!

  • @marcoflores6661
    @marcoflores6661 Год назад +2

    Great documentary! Saludos from McAllen, TX

  • @crossbones494
    @crossbones494 Год назад +3

    Well made documentary, congratulations to the team that put all this toghetar .

  • @toneloke7489
    @toneloke7489 Год назад +98

    Such a beautiful and educational documentary that every American citizen regardless of political affiliation should watch with an open heart, seeing it for what it is, a documentation of a human experience, it connects us all and no physical barriers can prevent it.

    • @gwendolynkaren5933
      @gwendolynkaren5933 Год назад +8

      Military age males

    • @chuckdeuces911
      @chuckdeuces911 Год назад +20

      Open your home then... your words are nonsense. This documentary is framed in the most extreme way to make your heart bleed. It works, I feel for them. I love them. My girlfriend was one of them, I have many friends that were one of them and I'm happy they are here but regardless of all that, the rules are the rules for a reason. It's easy to talk like you are when you're not knowingly paying the cost. I dislike my life as well sometimes, I'd rather live like Lebron James but I can't go into his home and live there. There's so much more going on than watching a couple of people's stories. Feel sorrow but it changes nothing.

    • @chuckdeuces911
      @chuckdeuces911 Год назад +10

      Physical barriers can 100% prevent it. Ask the documentarian, his country isn't letting people in unless they're European.

    • @rkelley8475
      @rkelley8475 Год назад

      what's beautiful about it ? criminals and foreign nationals invading the United States . what the United States needs to do is sell hunting tags for foreign nationals

    • @cecarblanco9933
      @cecarblanco9933 Год назад

      At 38:40 when the border agent said that there are legal ways to do it, that is BS. And I am sure his family most likely came illegally. Only the rich can get tourist or student visas to enter the USA.

  • @waterdispensersdiy2511
    @waterdispensersdiy2511 Год назад +6

    very educational details documentary. great work!

  • @PedroMartinez-nv7mz
    @PedroMartinez-nv7mz Год назад +3

    Gran trabajo, you did a great job, congratulations.

  • @tenzindukar6247
    @tenzindukar6247 Год назад +5

    you have done a excellent job. thank you.

  • @upliftphotography
    @upliftphotography Год назад +5

    Amazing documentary thanks for it.

  • @jmarinio
    @jmarinio Год назад +4

    Awesome thank you for you support love the way you show us respect thank you viva Guatemala

  • @Mochilachapina
    @Mochilachapina Год назад +191

    Mis respetos para los realizadores de este documental, en especial a Stef Biemans por su carisma y forma cálida de entrevistar. Lastimosamente, los gobiernos son corruptos y se roban el dinero que debería destinarse en educación y salud. Eso obliga a la gente a hacer sacrificios para encontrar lo que no tiene en su país.

    • @rudyrissone4298
      @rudyrissone4298 Год назад +4

      She was , she is , she made me feel so compassionate. More than Me. .

    • @zephheine9681
      @zephheine9681 Год назад

      faq yeah...corrupt and racist as country..

    • @imperialmotoring3789
      @imperialmotoring3789 Год назад +3

      Viva LA Migra!

    • @ragauerk9310
      @ragauerk9310 Год назад

      It seems there is corruption in all govts. Mexico, govt with the wealthy (hello intents of the R party leadership) are a basis of this, but Ams need to own our hidden history, when oil found in Mexico in 70s during the embargo/"energy crisis" Mexico was loaned all kinds of money, not just by US. The price came down, Mexico was left hanging, except for the loans, long story short, the Banks - the 'investors' - said keep up on your payments, interest 1st, oh now can't? The govt 'agreements' now demand Stop your population vaccinations etc and pay us 'our' interest 1st and instead. Etc, etc. The poverty and corruption sending people across the border is directly connected to the US, and other countries. The desperate follow follow the same attempts you ancestors did, and what you would if you faced the same. The banks/corps, and their political party, here prime you to see the resulting poor with hate, so you will never look at the banks/wealthy/party, even as the wealth gap grows, as you are eased closer to the circumstance of these also wronged citizens. What is governing? The protection of those with already enough or protections of all the citizens, or all those who pay proportionate taxes. Why do those who pay taxes protect those don't but maintain great wealth, not being workers nor taxpayers? What would the founders say? What really is 'originalism,' besides another diverting excuse?

    • @steventinajero7208
      @steventinajero7208 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@imperialmotoring3789puñetas

  • @griffer695
    @griffer695 Год назад +17

    I'm always watching these kinds of documentaries and this is the best I've seen. 👍
    I like it because it's the only one that followed up on a character that has crossed and is working in the U.S.
    Great work! 💪
    Do another 👏
    I wonder if the boy and his cousin made it? 25:00

  • @thatonepersonoflove
    @thatonepersonoflove Год назад +1

    Very well done. Thank you! ❤

  • @matthewmuziani1961
    @matthewmuziani1961 Год назад +39

    This movie is a work of art. A beautiful emotional roller coaster that sheds light on some of the most misunderstood people. I really enjoyed this movie.

    • @davidmiyamoto8928
      @davidmiyamoto8928 Год назад +1

      Agreed. So far so good. Clever and smart. Awesome sauce from l.a california

  • @gloriadiaz8912
    @gloriadiaz8912 Год назад +41

    I truly enjoyed this Documentary . Great Work by Stef Biemans and All behind the Camera . I came here 65 yrs ago , One of the Lucky ones . Legally , brought here thru El Paso by my Parents . The beginning was a Hard Life . To be pinched in our ribs , for speaking in Spanish , on my first day of School . My Dad working from Sun up to Sun Down . Their’s no such thing as the “ American Dream “ . Our parents Worked very hard , sacrificing a lot . For us to have the Privilege to call the U. S. Home . We All Want A Better Life For Our Families . My Heart goes out to all those that Lost their Life , trying to Cross the Border . God Bless Them 🙏 .

    • @BBlackwell28
      @BBlackwell28 Год назад +2

      The American dream is exactly what it says. It's a dream and then you wake up. I'm glad that your family is hanging in there. It's not easy. I'm just tired of people saying that America is their country and trump saying make America great again. They're saying make America white again. Only way America will be great is that everyone is treated equal. This country would have never made it without all of us. We all are taxpayers & we have to get out and vote in every election.

    • @E-C_961
      @E-C_961 2 месяца назад +1

      ​@@BBlackwell28 My family, friends, and I are all conservative Republicans. We all voted for President Trump. I have NEVER heard anyone say or even insinuate that they want to "make America white again". That would be racist and I find it extremely offensive. The fact that you or anyone would even say something like that about a group of people that you don't even know and/or have never met in your life says more about you than anything. Also, everyone in this country IS treated equally as it states under our wonderful US Constitution. Tell me, what can I do that you can't? What laws are keeping anyone who isn't white from going out and doing the same things that white people can do? I'll wait. As a woman, there's also nothing that legally keeps me from doing the same jobs or things as men, except for the obvious biological differences between men and women (I know, super scary). This perpetual victimhood ideology must end. It's utter nonsense.

  • @theprodigalbum
    @theprodigalbum Год назад +11

    This is the best documentary I've seen all year. Wow, you really have an eye for creating a beautiful narrative with great cinematic transitions. Well done.

  • @Arianaree
    @Arianaree Год назад +1

    This was so real your documentary was so so real. Your Spanish is amazing too! :) better than mine!

  • @Tajmaj
    @Tajmaj Год назад +2

    okay I am jealous just by the opening sceneee. horses and dogs living his best lifeee

  • @EdomexYDF
    @EdomexYDF Год назад +3

    Excelente documental y profesionalismo sin amarillismo y con un toque humanitario ., sabias palabras 19:19 me recordaron lo que me dijo una señora y un señor en sonora ., asta ahorita todo al 💯

  • @etnemelcnational5704
    @etnemelcnational5704 Год назад +8

    This is so real. This documentary I have watched on immigration routes to the States.

  • @mariacordova6105
    @mariacordova6105 Год назад +26

    This documentary made laugh and cried at the same time. I was trying to figured out where this gentleman accent was front. Until he told the guy he is marry with a Nicaraguan woman. I was like aha .. his accent is Nicaraguan. Thank you for such a great work and for depicting this journey with a humanity touch.

    • @laurenr8790
      @laurenr8790 Год назад +6

      He’s from the Netherlands, his wife is Nicaraguan. He said he’s from the Netherlands when he was crossing through Customs.

  • @topher7720
    @topher7720 Год назад +5

    I used to drive a tractor trailer down to Laredo Texas I met some of the nicest people down there. Real friendly real warm good food. It was a dedicated route and I miss running down there from Evansville Indiana and back.

    • @corticallarvae
      @corticallarvae 3 месяца назад

      It’s changed you might not miss it since CDN started make tactical and strategic moves… if you do make the run again do not help strangers with car trouble.. just some Texas advice you’re in a truck aren’t supposed to render aid… call 911;)

  • @aztlanstudios470
    @aztlanstudios470 Год назад +50

    That welcome home to Guatemala 💪🏽 thanks for showing the Central American experience. As a Xicano, I feel like we Mexicans overshadow and control the narrative of the Latin American immigration in the western US and do not respect the extra hardships Guatemalans, Salvadorians, Hondurans, Belizeans, and Nicaraguans go through just to get to the border.

    • @MsAmique
      @MsAmique Год назад +8

      Then don’t go to the border!

    • @kirani111
      @kirani111 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@MsAmique what 😂 it's our border too babe, you gonna go to Juarez by yourself and establish a military-enforced buffer zone?

    • @iswitchedusers
      @iswitchedusers 9 месяцев назад

      I agree

  • @juanmontalvo9434
    @juanmontalvo9434 Год назад +21

    Tremendo reportage....Es una pena todo lo que sufren todos por igual cuando hay muchicimos buenos que bienen a trabajar y echar para lante...Yo GAD soy Boricua pero mi cuñado es Mexicano y e vivido lo mucho que sufren.....Dios los bendiga muchicimo y los ayude a hechar hacia adelante...Bendiciones,bendiciones. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇

    • @MariaGomez-ln1ze
      @MariaGomez-ln1ze Год назад

      Te digo algo tuno sabes porqe no as bibido aqi yo tengo cuarenta años en este paiz ino mijito todos los qe están entrando no bienen aeso cino abibir de este paiz qe ácido construido con mucho esfuerzo para qe venga esta jente a destruir lo qe emos echo para nuestra descendencia sorri May fren pero no no sabes lo qe dices ok esta jente viene adestabilisar lo qe emis contruido i para qe tu cepas aqi ay mucha jente con muchos derechos qe merecen cer timados en cuenta como los soldados qe an dado su cuerpo i su mente ok ok ok pibas antes de decir sandeces estos son res

    • @velandiacero2121
      @velandiacero2121 10 месяцев назад

      El sufrimiento es parte de la vida y no podemos usar el supuesto sufrimiento para violar las leyes y normas migratorias de una propiedad ajena. No creo que tú permitas que porque sufrí un día o dos a mí me de derecho de invadir tu propiedad, si tu permiso , sin tu invitación y sin tu autorización brinco el muro de tu propiedad para beneficiarme de tu prosperidad de tu familia y de tus bienes. ME LO PERMITIRÍAS? ENTONCES? ESO ES LO QUE HACEN ESTOS ILEGALES,
      Ninguna empresa te va permitir que brinques sus muros para entrar a su propiedad a que te den de comer, dormir y te den trabajo. Repito: NINGUNA EMPRESA COMAÑÍA TE VA PERMITIR QUE HAGAS ESO ASI SEAN SUS PROPIOS PAÍSES. Eso es un delito. Piensen antes de justificar a los delincuentes.

  • @cornejo1931
    @cornejo1931 Год назад

    Really enjoyed this documentary

  • @ThePaintPaperHustle
    @ThePaintPaperHustle Год назад +1

    Such an amazing documentary

  • @krimnullz3166
    @krimnullz3166 Год назад +23

    People who can't understand should be grateful that they have lived a life where they can't even imagine this kind of suffering.

  • @JayMeds
    @JayMeds Год назад +23

    Thanks for showing this, when I was 12 years old I spent 3 days with my parents in the Arizona dessert, the “Coyote” got lost, left us in the dessert and he was gone by the third night. At least he was kind enough to call ICE and let them know where we were. I will never forget the endless miles we walked day and night in the dessert. We ran out of water and food, hid under trees every time we heard a helicopter, painted my shoes black 😂 …at my young age, I didn’t suffer many physical injuries but many others did, my mom couldn’t walk for a week after that. An experience I will never forget.

    • @fabledfantasty7343
      @fabledfantasty7343 Год назад +5

      OroFronce....
      Your story sounds like bs, especially the part about the trees in the Arizona desert!

    • @jimmysaucedo3414
      @jimmysaucedo3414 Год назад +2

      @@fabledfantasty7343 😂😂😂😂

    • @MS-tc2fs
      @MS-tc2fs Год назад +3

      So what happened? You were deported..?

    • @JayMeds
      @JayMeds Год назад +3

      @@MS-tc2fs yeah. N we tried again 9 days later lol

    • @joelrieck7981
      @joelrieck7981 Год назад +5

      @@fabledfantasty7343 You’ve obviously never been to AZ. The Sonoran desert is full of mesquite, ironwood, and palo verde trees. I grew up in Phoenix and lived in Tucson as well and the story of migration is not uncommon as it’s been happening since AZ became a state.

  • @Commex17
    @Commex17 7 месяцев назад +2

    Amazing work, beautiful, compassionate cinematography. Don’t stop making these. Thank you.

  • @alwayslive7460
    @alwayslive7460 Год назад +1

    THANK YOU FOR SHARING

  • @christiangonzalezguerra3609
    @christiangonzalezguerra3609 Год назад +13

    Excelente documental. Muestra todos los puntos de vista de una triste vida que pasan muchas personas para una mejor vida 😢

  • @porfiriocruz1599
    @porfiriocruz1599 Год назад +3

    Aun hay personas que publican contenido importate e interesante,.gracias buen documental.

  • @wyattdcoyote7352
    @wyattdcoyote7352 Год назад +2

    This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen on the migration issue.
    unfortunately the audio cuts out occasionally.
    please fix that.
    Este es uno de los mejores documentales que he visto sobre el tema migratorio.
    lamentablemente el audio se corta de vez en cuando.
    por favor arregla eso

  • @xochitl9161
    @xochitl9161 Год назад +3

    Heartbreaking yet very well done documentary. May their god bless them.

  • @jackichan708
    @jackichan708 10 месяцев назад

    Excelente reportaje,digno de compartir.

  • @techlife4667
    @techlife4667 Год назад +21

    This is the most enlightening, sad, eye opening, soul searching documentary I've seen in years. If a person can watch this documentary & not feel shameful for some of the things we take for granted then they just have an evil soul. God bless all that watch this form the comfort of your livingroom. Follow your ❤ after watching this...

  • @carloshermanolejano.2080
    @carloshermanolejano.2080 Год назад +78

    Este documental es y será un tributo para todo(as los que por alguna razón no tuvieron la suerte de llegar a su destino. Y poder ver y hacer realidad sus sueños todo(as ellos también son héroes Latino(as y a ti que tuviste el valor y el coraje de compartir y hacernos participe de este documental te damos las gracias y te otorgamos y te hacemos un héroe Latino más eres un campeón Latino...

    • @benthread
      @benthread Год назад

      They’re not heroes the CRIMINAL DOGS AND THEY WILL GET THEIR KARMA

    • @angelabolin1730
      @angelabolin1730 Год назад +6

      You mean those with no moral compass, so they think the rules do not apply to them. Those that are too cowardly and refuse to fight the corruption in their home country and those that come here because they are looking for the easy way out. That's not heroes. They are just people running from their problems and those with zero courage to stand up and fight for themselves.

    • @imperialmotoring3789
      @imperialmotoring3789 Год назад +1

      Viva LA Migra!

    • @stevepope6095
      @stevepope6095 7 месяцев назад

      Well. Good luck , from the statistics , they are living in poverty along with Asian population. You have not seen anything yet , get ready . A certain minority is about to snap over SNAP.

    • @stevepope6095
      @stevepope6095 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@angelabolin1730Bingo

  • @peterlittle9935
    @peterlittle9935 Год назад +1

    A real treat from cop shows. Thank you so so much

  • @RMACIAS2460
    @RMACIAS2460 Год назад

    Thank you 🙏🏽 great video

  • @robertomeza7545
    @robertomeza7545 Год назад +40

    ¡Muy buen documental! Me trajo muchos recuerdos, yo soy mexicano y 4 veces cruce a USA , pero no se compara lo que yo pase a lo que sufren los hermanos Centro-Americanos y de otras nacionalidades, ellos merecen todos mis respetos y admiración, tengo hasta la fecha, amigos de El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, y Colombianos

    • @miaserrano6408
      @miaserrano6408 Год назад +3

      Por lo mismo,muchos de ellos deverian ser nobles de corazon,y no lo son,encuanto yegan a ESTADOS UNIDOS...

    • @russos.7954
      @russos.7954 Год назад

      Crusaste 4 vexes? Wow

    • @user-cr8ct9mq4h
      @user-cr8ct9mq4h Год назад

      I would love to know the rout

    • @dibermonterreymexico7685
      @dibermonterreymexico7685 11 месяцев назад

      ¿Hola, cómo estás? Me gustaría venir a Estados Unidos desde México, qué ciudad me sugieren para cruzar la frontera.

    • @ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw
      @ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw 5 месяцев назад

      I crossed with my Mexican Husband- I’m American and was able to get us both from the bus in Encino- to Austin, Texas. I told the Border agent we were looking to do drywall work in Austin. 😊

  • @user-pu3ni2vt3i
    @user-pu3ni2vt3i Год назад +6

    What a huge work you have done guys. This is masterpiece. I really like it. I watched from the beginning to the end. I appreciate what you do 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @stephaniecantu6973
    @stephaniecantu6973 Год назад +2

    It’s a crazy concept to visualize
    The first opening scene where just behind those poles is a whole diff country

  • @ADHD761
    @ADHD761 Год назад

    Best I ever seen, lo mejor en reportajes saludos desde Suecia.
    Me gustó mucho su acento mi esposa es Montelimar asi que yo también tengo eje ajento también

  • @JoseLopez-zi5tm
    @JoseLopez-zi5tm Год назад +4

    Desde Guatemala🌲🌴 🇬🇹 🌳⛰️🌺🏝es el mejor reportaje que he visto, saludos a todos 🇭🇳🇳🇮🇸🇻🇨🇷🇲🇽🌵🏔🪴🏜🏝🌳🌺

    • @debbieweathersbee7029
      @debbieweathersbee7029 8 месяцев назад

      Are you in America now if you don't mind me asking you this.

    • @Bruh24752
      @Bruh24752 4 месяца назад

      @@debbieweathersbee7029lol

  • @Gochinz413
    @Gochinz413 Год назад +16

    Love the documentary,my heart goes out to every person that tries every day to cross this country..did you guys got copyrighted on the audio songs? Seems like it kept muting in some parts of the documentary

  • @chadicenogle7235
    @chadicenogle7235 Год назад

    I applaud your work!!

  • @senorvillarruel8129
    @senorvillarruel8129 Год назад +1

    Nice documentary!

  • @roselirose4279
    @roselirose4279 Год назад +19

    I come from a family that was born in VENEZUELA. I cried and cried and cried. My family to crossed the boarder illegally. Because of that I get to give this country I call America a better future. We all deserve opportunity. This was indeed a fabulous documentary, it literally touched my heart.

    • @donna5499
      @donna5499 Год назад +3

      Sending hugs to you Roseli❤ you are absolutely right ! Every Soul or Human on this earth deserves a right to a better future 🌹🙏

    • @mo-bo3rg
      @mo-bo3rg 11 месяцев назад +3

      True every humans sending positive to you and your family

    • @colleenpeck6347
      @colleenpeck6347 9 месяцев назад +1

      Illegals aren't wanted in the US!

    • @dontblameme6328
      @dontblameme6328 9 месяцев назад +9

      No... Not EVERYONE deserves opportunity. Everyone should CREATE opportunity and they must do it LEGALLY!

    • @colleenpeck6347
      @colleenpeck6347 9 месяцев назад

      @@dontblameme6328 Just because you escape crossing the southern border illegally, doesn't mean that you DESERVE anything in the US except handcuffs and deportation!

  • @PangeaB
    @PangeaB Год назад +3

    fantastic journalism

  • @JazminJuarezAngryChibi2019
    @JazminJuarezAngryChibi2019 Год назад

    Thank you so much for the documentary 💜 I really am grateful for touching this topic!!

  • @lsx6233
    @lsx6233 Год назад +2

    This deserves more views

  • @maribelsabuquel5234
    @maribelsabuquel5234 Год назад +4

    Tough life, for the hopes of a better life for the fam.can relate so much. 😥

  • @kristinel6352
    @kristinel6352 Год назад +50

    My in laws are Colombian and I feel truly blessed to have them in my family. The kindest, most caring and hard working people. They didn't come thru the migrant route but did so legally. But it was a terrible journey and they were treated horribly by the government. I love each of them and am proud to have them as my family.

    • @melanieortiz712
      @melanieortiz712 Год назад +5

      My husband is on TPS status from El Salvador. My family came From mexico somewhere around the 1900's I think.🤔 anyway getting the $ together for his resident status has been hard. Hopefully I can visit my in-laws down south in the future. They love me and seem so sweet. Even though we've never met. I did date one guy who drove across and just never went back. Sweet hard working man.

    • @Actually_Woke_6277
      @Actually_Woke_6277 Год назад +2

      Well your in laws were lucky, most people don’t have any other options

  • @danielestrada2815
    @danielestrada2815 Год назад +1

    Hermoso documental 👍

  • @chentequilichini7182
    @chentequilichini7182 Год назад

    great documental!!!

  • @dianab8210
    @dianab8210 11 месяцев назад +14

    I have never laughed and cried so much in one documentary. Thank you for showing us the route from their home to the border. This was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen!

  • @TexasASF
    @TexasASF Год назад +8

    Buddy of mine I work with came to America from Guatemala told me it took him 6 months just to get to the border. Then another 3 months to actually cross.

    • @ENDEVRDocs
      @ENDEVRDocs  Год назад +7

      That takes desperation paired with a strong will. My respect.

    • @TexasASF
      @TexasASF Год назад +1

      @@ENDEVRDocs love your channel big dawg, much love from TX.

    • @johng5710
      @johng5710 2 месяца назад

      @@ENDEVRDocs The people who go through the legal process of becoming American citizens, which can take years, are the ones you should be respecting.

  • @nachomiramontes5177
    @nachomiramontes5177 Год назад

    What Great Documentary..Muchas Gracias..ALL.
    Gracias a Todos por este DocumemtaL

  • @irisk5-m182
    @irisk5-m182 Год назад

    Excellent documentary👋😁

  • @denishapayne9245
    @denishapayne9245 Год назад +28

    Mexicans are some of the hardest working people I've ever seen. I was a single mom living in a super cheap complex that was 90% Mexicans.I would see them all WALKING to work every morning in droves for this landscaping Co. These were 2 bedroom flats so it had to be 6-10 people in a 2 bedroom. Every weekend they'd blast music and barbecue but they were the best neighbors I've ever had! When I would get home they'd carry in my groceries, help me fix anything broken, keep my walk way shoveled from snow since the complex didn't😠, always offered food or a corona, and would tell me anyone who knocked on my door! Don't know their status but I'd live amongst them any day! Safest I've ever felt living alone as a single mom!!!

    • @maccastellon2768
      @maccastellon2768 Год назад +4

      Yes! I say the same thing and I am latino too. My dad worked his butt off waking up at 4-5am every day to go do drywall for 30 years. No health insurance, no benefits. All for what? For these ungrateful Americans who all they see is “illegal wetback”.

    • @readytogo8533
      @readytogo8533 Год назад +4

      @@maccastellon2768on behalf of the Americans that are that way or feel that way I give you all my apology.but please don’t think all of us are that way.

    • @rissaheads6091
      @rissaheads6091 Год назад +1

      @@maccastellon2768 you did not pay taxes and lived off others for years .. cry me a river somewhere else

    • @maccastellon2768
      @maccastellon2768 Год назад

      @@rissaheads6091 lol do you not see the part in the video where the guy gets a social security number so he can pay taxes!!!!! And that is the case with most people who are illegal. And they don’t even get to reap the benefits of those taxes that get taken out of their paycheck. That money goes to pay benefits of lowlifes like you later in life.

    • @joedoe-sedoe7977
      @joedoe-sedoe7977 Год назад

      ⁠@@maccastellon2768 Looks like you’re the ungrateful one to me.. You come here for a better life which you temporarily have because you cant create one in your own land, at the same time you slowly destroy our country by filling it with the 3rd world to become what you ran away from and then you have the nerve to insult us? Unbelieveably ungrateful.

  • @Hubert4515
    @Hubert4515 Год назад +8

    51:51 wise words from the man

  • @alalmaoui5212
    @alalmaoui5212 Год назад

    Outstanding documentary!

  • @SandroLendler
    @SandroLendler Год назад

    Great work. Ty🖐

  •  Год назад +17

    The way the reporter spoke with the very hostile private policeman is memorable..i envy such diplomacy...

    • @tomphillips3162
      @tomphillips3162 Год назад +11

      They were there to extort the train riders, he ruined the plan of so called police.

    • @lapislazulii141
      @lapislazulii141 Год назад +3

      He’s an activist under the guise of reporter.He believes himself the superior aiding the little people.

  • @jakobadem4900
    @jakobadem4900 Год назад +5

    What a great documentary film 🎥 great dedication to your documentary you traveled all these places to give us an insight to how we take our livelihood in the states for granted. Thank You for your effort! And about that Vulture soup O Man I didn’t thought you would even consider to taste it...yayks lol I didn’t ate all day after I watched that

  • @Wecomenow
    @Wecomenow Год назад +1

    Que viva Nicaragua 👏👏👏👏 Awesome documentary… I did that 35 summers ago !
    Living my NORTH American dream @
    Lake city , Florida 🇺🇸

    • @benthread
      @benthread Год назад

      Hope you are deported

  • @N1ka
    @N1ka Год назад +2

    Wow what a great documentary… people don’t realize the amount of work put into it. But wow, this is at least 2 weeks of filming hard…

  • @josedominguez7976
    @josedominguez7976 Год назад +6

    Mucho respeto al documental por mostrar esos escenarios incomodos .

  • @mosessupposes2571
    @mosessupposes2571 Год назад +5

    Some people pray to get across the border and some people pray for them to stay home. I wonder what determines which prayers are granted and which prayers are declined.

  • @brandonc5965
    @brandonc5965 Год назад

    Veryyy nice video amigo 👌 👍

  • @dh3898
    @dh3898 Год назад +3

    i enjoyed the documentary ...viva Nicaragua...

  • @1901bikerboy1901
    @1901bikerboy1901 Год назад +11

    When he pulled out the flag with the swastika on it, and he said I'll let you enjoy your Mexican food I just about spat out my water Soo funny

  • @edwinestrada5555
    @edwinestrada5555 Год назад +1

    Exelente documental.

  • @mirzacapitan
    @mirzacapitan Год назад

    muy buena video❤

  • @jennysici23
    @jennysici23 Год назад +3

    I can’t help but laugh at the guy in the Camo at the start of the documentary! He’s just weird 😆

    • @RealBrizz
      @RealBrizz Год назад

      More like uneducated, ignorant, and hateful

  • @saulojosuecastillo3118
    @saulojosuecastillo3118 7 месяцев назад +6

    What a great documentary. Funny at times but it does show what many people go through to get to USA. God bless the lady that treated Usman's feet for blisters. That lady is an angel with a huge heart. Good luck to each of of them in anything they wish.

  • @mazatlifootwear
    @mazatlifootwear 3 месяца назад

    excellent work... kinda made me feel the journey of the migrant ; be thankful to be wherever i am... also love your fellow human...

  • @Melody-st4df
    @Melody-st4df 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent Quality Documentary !

  • @phackqu
    @phackqu Год назад +6

    From tops of Alaska to the bottom of Chile was brown indigenous lands. They were all connected and now are all divided

    • @melanieortiz712
      @melanieortiz712 Год назад

      Still is Native lands. We are the 67% majority in our hemisphere. These racist gabachos can get to swimming

    • @aquilifergroup
      @aquilifergroup Год назад

      That’s what happens when you get conquered. Lesson, don’t get conquered

    • @merrylee202
      @merrylee202 Год назад +1

      We’re not conquered yet, still coming by the millions 😂

    • @merrylee202
      @merrylee202 Год назад +1

      @@aquilifergroup 😂

  • @rucgarnova
    @rucgarnova 11 месяцев назад +5

    This documentary it simply incredible. It observes this issue from every angle and now that this problem it's more relevant than ever, no matter what your point of view is, we all need to work together, to find real solutions and put an end to this human tragedy.

    • @jadenpark7943
      @jadenpark7943 9 месяцев назад

      the only solution is to put them all in 1 giant military camp, make them work for free for 2 years(on undesirable unwanted jobs in USA) , provide them cheap shelter cheap food cheap clothes. after 2 years and the "refugee" or whatever makes it, he or she must pay us through taxes for life(extra 10% tax attached to their income)