i'm joined by the filmmaker,an dennis michael lynch. one clip. >> americans feel as if we're taking care of non-u.s. citizens. and we're taking care of our own, why is that? >> part of the is, an impression of the government gives to go out of their way to show how compassionate they are. how we won't turn our backs on people who come across the border. the people most forgotten, the average man and woman, a decent house, get through school. they have no lobbyists in washington, on their own, feel that way and justify what we do. >> that is unacceptable. >> do you know how many aliens we have in the state of maryland alone? >> 295,000. >> you have to times the number by two to five. the illegals show up at rallies, hundreds and hundreds and thousands of people. congress works on numbers. if i don't see hundreds of people at this thing tonight, how -- i can only feel so bad. we can only feel so bad. >> come back and give us the numbers. >> that's if i don't get shot. >> america is a nation of laws. it is our rule of law that is really se

. >> joining me is the producer of the documentary, dennis michael lynch. dennis, this is a remarkable film that you have made. thank you very much for joining us to talk about it. >> thank you. >> you've been down on these borders. you've talked to the agents who work there. this is not something you've just seen pictures of. you have physically been there for extended periods of time. what are they telling you, especially in light of the immigration reform bill? >> well, yeah. i worked alongside them -- nighttime, morning time, all the time. it is so dangerous down at that border, and you don't see that on television because cameramen don't usually go there. what they're saying is they can't do their job. they're understaffed. they're not given the resources that they need. they're not given the support that they need, and they're very frustrated they're not allowed to speak to the press, they're not allowed to speak to the people. they want to say, hey, listen, this is what's coming through, and everything is coming through. >> what is coming through down

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