Oscar Castro

So, I mean, they don't have nothing to go out to do.

All right.

You know, they have no future over there.

It's hard.

It's a lot harder to it's a lot harder to get out of prison over there and stay out than it is here in the States.

Yeah.

Exactly.

I mean, when I got here, man, I didn't have anything.

I had no clothes, no job, no car.

All I had was the help of my parents and my family and that moral support.

And I had the want and the will to make it and to come out and be something and not just go back to prison and be another statistic.

You know what I mean?

You've got to be close to eight years.

That's when I got out, seven years.

I did seven years.

And luckily, while I was in F-Wing, a new president took over.

His name was Rafael Correa.

And he signed a treaty saying that all foreign prisoners that have 50% of their time or more are getting deported.

So luckily I was, or unluckily, I had to do my seven years or whatever.

So I get deported, you know, thank God, and just made it back to the States, man, because of him.