and this is the wall along the mexican border. diminished by now that we're joined by a special guest fernando suarez when asked about this country's mixed messages good to guess is that they say they don't want immigrants i can't believe they come in without papers see it as well they're welcome if they're willing to die for the

united states whatever but i advise this fellow needles see if. this is a moral. but only a military welcome our young people many of us have to go get it let's remember that among the first casualties of the war around march twentieth two thousand and three. the five soldiers were latinos and of those five three were not american citizens like my son. but it won't so that raises questions that welcome their heroes. by the end of their parents who work in the fields to feed the rich are not welcome we deport them i knew. that. giving comfort to mung these heroes who died in iraq or the next seven hundred who are latinos who didn't have their papers when they were enlisted you need. which of us just or not thank you very. much was.

was was made to you my son died three years ago not a bit more than two thousand three hundred soldiers have died since she along with hundreds of iraqi children. but is deciding to when would it be had said stuff

to somebody magnus if he'd tell you about it he now that we're going to find out a job let's move is jewish that being pushed me this that this was the the the i think. a. human nature has this flaw we become indifferent we get used to things we got used to this war. but. i. get on we're no longer surprised when the news tells us that two or twenty or one hundred soldiers have died we don't react it becomes a habit that. doesn't seem strange. was .

that and you bring me some bandages. on the field we see what happens ten twenty five in the morning december first in iraq. on the road to baghdad we approach a checkpoint interest charges. would be delivered.

in a little bit if i had the opportunity to go to iraq and i went there would be end of november two thousand and three. what is your name is louis louis louis good t.a.'s to me. i bring you this message on behalf of all let you know parents we are very proud of you be very careful please. this was done by cluster bombs last. night. i go to iraq i was full of hate for you know the i hated bush because he

stole my dreams. he took my son and his death destroyed our family. action a. tradition in the mexican tradition we plan to cross when the loved one has died. in one of the cemetery where he died we believe this is where the soul remains. that.

last. bit. was. i. i thank you last one. was the way and i'm. glad. we're going to meet the mother of a soldier who died in iraq and i got her son was an american citizen but she doesn't have any papers. but i. every.

mother she's fighting deportation of you. is everything ok. you know but it's not so bad. how are you dying and you. know what's happening they're laughing out of it the lady said parents don't have rights. are they deporting you. see yes i met them marcy. on the list that way and then during his senior year of high school he said mom i want to join the army but if i do they offer me financial help. let me go

you don't as i said there was a war. they told him they wouldn't send him to the front so soon as they kept him because he had to train first but i. he also knows that up a man on his dream and wants to study for a career without falling into debt slipped out of the song the recruiters to used him day and night on the bus it was the moment they were after him at school. they don't let up until they grab them. one of us are we on the i spoke to the day before he died the government sure they really were scared i heard it in his voice i asked if he was sick they said no mom it's just death they relocated us and it's very dangerous here i am which as bombs go off all the time a story and a bit worried but not say that almost all your family or that dangerous place was

baghdad. where on them there it's where my son. is this he told me not to worry because he'll be twenty one so i knew if the user goes there's a man in six months i'd have my papers yes i'd have my papers if you were alive that we had your dad i wouldn't be waiting for these people to show some goodwill. so you'll kiss on that is true as his mother it's my right to. earned it for me. but and his family. what we get paid a high price. please

forget it. there must be thousands of parents in the same situation or you the actual free and she does your usual. for you they like morally that they will be it's part of the mixed messages and immorality of the government to us was by the days they say if a son has solid morals and money to support his parents he can pass a citizenship on to them when he's twenty one of the last make it a year but only hope this will be only needs to be seventeen and a half to go to war if you fight for fly and die. when on their. at that point he can't come through for his parents you know i mean because he's not twenty one.

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let's. go. marvel. you the star. you got to we. know you don't have a dummy nose. so marsh ok and if i did imagine that in iraq and i tried to come in and say something but you know have time to find a friend. i think you know what you know have an honor for me to think just one word. if you believe this at all your son probably won't be very happy with what you do and you can go and stuff up oh my funny is that if you got you understand

you can go a step out in your stand that you feel i need to ask you can go nice going to take you i going to be true to you say i don't got time for the father to be if i look at you when i wrote him because woman you can be cared for i'm not beautiful no i was trying to balance thank you ok now can i have on the i'm in love thank you you know get some information which is the outside of the story before making the decision you know one hundred dealerships ask about what's wrong himes you know say so be careful if you're just now your mate i don't question your any form of school except that i get for. a way you that i never paid to find out to be careful. you'll be in the dominican by the u.s.

government will pay for funerals only in military cemeteries you mean. to compete so i raised money to help me cover the cost of a private funeral. it's obvious when you finish on the number twenty. that's great. this is a very very poor neighborhood and. this is very symbolic of what a large percentage of what tamala and also the world lives like it's

a hillside slum a flood bella and what we're doing here is we bought this piece of land it was abandoned that's where they where they used to throw dead cats and sewage and drainage water. and we bought into our building a bomb tech school with a clinic a dining room and a dental clinic and many many classrooms seventy five percent of the kids in this neighborhood drop out before they reach the sixth grade primary. to give them the education here so they don't have to take bad alternative and yet there are bad alternatives throwing their lives away on a senseless war is a battle turning to.

if you could imagine. if we spent one day expenses of what's being expended on iraq. on the war how many thousands of schools could we build with just one days of war expenses how many thousands of boat centers could we build not just here but in every area that is like this that is how we're going to solve the problems we're not going to solve the problems by creating hatred animosity and and ill feelings that are going to last for generations. you know i love the united states very much i love the country very much of the good story strong and i think fundamentally it is very very pure i think it is going to take the people as a body to stand up and say stuff. there are people in california who are leading this effort to prevent army recruiters from going in and

convincing seventeen and eighteen year olds to. carry a gun and minefields and be shot at by disease because they're not old enough and mature enough to make those decisions that. i. have. enough. of the corrupt and criminal bush government takes advantage of our latin american brothers everywhere. that's enough. for how our the how. have you had much support during the march. it's been great. we've had

thousands of people behind us didn't matter sometimes we walked alone. i was yet allston three thousand demonstrators showed up they voiced their support for our message just peace and love in a better world that's. how happy. i i was . we've been walking for sixteen days across california. here it's the best

way to honor my son's death. only to decide to be. unwell he bled for two hours before medics arrived i love you. no i can't imagine his suffering. he did my feet are in pain but this is nothing compared to his suffering. what a judge and all those young men and women who have lost an arm or leg of also in jordan enormous suffering. those you. see their stories show the stubborn violence is not the road to peace hillary clinton most of us. should look for that's all we mean to say with this march we want peace thank you

thank you thank you thank you. that's the. bottom line that i'm glad. that. i'm. body is in guatemala city his soul is just where he wanted to be. you know where. he told us to put his head on my shoulder and he. looking at the stars are we going to be there someday. i mean are we going to be there someday. that's

what. distances from theme will face us is a symbol from the moment he died his memory belong to the world simply because he died in a war picture there in which to make it. to suit the song yes he's a peace symbol only seem orderly. was she one of the symbol of a young immigrant who loved his latin roots. and who died in pursuit of his dreams . but if this is why i keep visiting schools. to be visit as many as i can look at. just one of you has listened and thought it over yet a couple of the biggest reward i could have just me but i knew i was going to get what you are really given you took it as boredom gallia perhaps my son's story will

save your life. i would like some may laugh at me the family many say i'm pathetic let me put it doesn't matter to bush i don't know if i can save just one life was about to go if i save two i'll be even happier about a mass i can save more that's even better let a this is my son's legacy. i'm

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