Ed Calderon

I remember when I got mine, there was a Nigerian dude that couldn't speak English.

And he got it.

And I got, like, we need more information.

That's another aspect of it again Somebody brown in this country that is an immigrant Meanwhile, it's the foundation of most cities.

Yeah, the fucking whole country shuts down, especially LA I mean the California fires and all the houses that would got no like people in construction you go to some of these work sites and

Todos hablan español.

Yeah.

You could, you'd be like, ay, ¿qué onda?

¿Cómo estás?

Yeah, exactly.

And it's been wild seeing that and the effect it has had on just general people

On the Mexican side is fear and anger and more anti-American feelings.

And also this new arrival of these Americans.

Because think about this.

And I have a friend that I sometimes help out in places like Tijuana where recent deportees show up in Tijuana.

And there's a lot of them right now.

imagine you live in the u.s from when you're two years old all the way to your 30s and then they tell you right and then you're now you're in a shanty town in tijuana crazy that doesn't make any that's immoral speaking the clearest english like somehow they pay taxes for all this period so like right like look i paid my taxes and like

Some of them have careers.

Some of them have families.

Yeah.