Border: The Movie

Rape trees are described by border patrol agents as monuments that show illegal immigrants what will happen if they don’t cooperate with “coyotes.”  Coyotes are the people who help illegal aliens cross from Mexico into the United States, and these are not good men. They are drunks and drug addicts who treat these immigrants as “human cargo to be moved.”  When a woman doesn’t do what a coyote says, they risk being raped under a rape tree. The woman has to then hang her panties in the tree, where numerous other panties hang in the wind for all to see. Not only are these women raped, but they are continually shamed by this “monument.”

In addition, an estimated 100,000 girls and boys whose average ages are 7-12 years old, are smuggled into the US and sexually exploited. They are prostituted to migrant workers by coyotes that only see them as an opportunity to make a buck.

Our American government is well aware of the crimes being committed at our nation’s southern border, yet the border is left extremely undermanned. Could it be that our government has an agenda that it isn’t telling us about? Don’t you think it’s curious that only about 11,000 border patrols are sent to keep our country safe from illegal aliens, while NY City alone has over 39,000 police officers? Border movie takes you up close and personal into the heart of these issues and shows Americans, for the first time, what’s really going on at the US-Mexico border.