Job applicants in Texas questioned on their immigration status

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Published 2024-04-28
Two young men looking for work opportunities at a coffee shop are judged by a rude patron on whether they are in America legally.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Razear
    "You look racist." This lady was having way too much fun delivering the verbal smackdown when he confronted her, lmao.
  • @Alpacarter
    “Apply your clear passion for America to doing something positive for the community” ended him
  • Didn't know I was about receive a little bit of John Quiñones lore tonight
  • @averyames4584
    That first guy was so gentle and kind- I love that he chose not to go straight to anger and contention but made an effort at human connection. Good on him
  • @ashawalker5986
    They were actually quite heroic. I could only hope to be half as well spoken when confronted with this situation. Well done.
  • @arabia1980
    Wow that last lady truely is a hero. Her description of that man was dead on right. Brilliant
  • I know the "trouble maker" guy. Great actor and very kind and sweet man. Y'all might of seen him in some films but he has one of those faces that is hard to pin down.
  • @Sewak_Singh.
    While shopping at Walmart I saw $20 on the floor I didn’t pick it cuz I was afraid he might jump out saying why did you pick it 😂😂
  • @empath2005
    He has such a positive attitude after witnessing that.
  • The last lady had the perfect way of explaining the importance of allies and being there for each other. 🙂👍
  • @CA2SD
    This is so common at the workplaces that I only wish ppl had the balls to stand up like her. Too often ppl do NOT speak up because it doesn't affect them personally.
  • @Jinaria101
    The setting of this segment really hits home for me even though I’m not an immigrant but some of my cousins have grandparents that come from Mexico
  • My sister is Native American living in Texas with her Mexican husband. She has to carry her birth certificate because she cannot produce a green card because she’s not eligible for one given that she was born in the United States.
  • @MsLulu-jr4on
    We need more people like the first guy. Love him!!! 💙
  • @markwoods4439
    If they have the right papers or a green card leave them alone. To many of these so called Patriots getting in peoples business!
  • @mariocastro7379
    Had to watch it again! Love that last real American Lady! Made this old vet proud to see this!