Speaker 1: The Los Angeles Times reports of the growing tensions between
Speaker 1: two groups of immigrants. Both groups are in America illegally.
Speaker 1: The Times introduces us to Sam, who crossed the border
Speaker 1: from May Called thirty years ago illegally. Sam puts in
Speaker 1: a long hour. Is it a clothing wholesaler? His employer,
Speaker 1: obviously a capitalist pig, doesn't pay Sam very well, and
Speaker 1: we don't know if Sam's getting a bonus arraised due
Speaker 1: to the Trump tax cuts. All we know is that
Speaker 1: Sam is down on his luck. But still Sam has
Speaker 1: kept hope alive for thirty years. He's tried to stay
Speaker 1: out of trouble, waving for immigration reform to pass so
Speaker 1: that he could get amnesty. But now Sam is, in
Speaker 1: his own words, very bitter. There's so much focus on
Speaker 1: the DOCCA kids and dreamers that everybody forgot about his
Speaker 1: dreams of amnesty. Dreamers were able to get work permits
Speaker 1: and people are fighting for them. Sam says. The doctor
Speaker 1: kids definitely have this sense of entitlement. Imagine that Sam's
Speaker 1: not alone in his bitterness. Many illegal immigrants are resentful
Speaker 1: that Dakka kids are getting a pass and they're not
Speaker 1: Attentions rising in the illegal immigrant communities illegal immigrants to
Speaker 1: think of that anyway. Since we're talking about dreaming, here's
Speaker 1: a dream. Perhaps one day the Los Angeles Times will
Speaker 1: honestly report what legal immigrants who followed the rules, what
Speaker 1: do they think? What do they want? If they dare,
Speaker 1: don't look for it them