Border: The Movie

Sex trafficking, rape trees, drug towns, and Mexican military incursions are just some of the problems going on at the US-Mexican border right now. While the media keeps us honed in on the lack of jobs due to illegal immigrants working or low wages, additional problems are piling up at our nation’s border that our “Homeland Security,” or national defense department is failing to handle adequately. Along with regular Mexican citizens infiltrating America undetected, the Mexican government crosses the border frequently as well, challenging US authority at our own border. 

Director Chris Burgard was told that he could never make this movie, and he brings to naysayers extreme footage of drug smugglers bringing drugs into America only seven yards away from the camera crew. Equipped with night vision, Border takes you on an in-depth journey through America’s most dangerous territory and shows you what’s really going on.

News stations are only telling us part of the story when they talk about illegal immigration. The fact that illegal immigrants are crossing into the US and stealing American jobs has been beaten like a dead dog, but the rest of the story is just being revealed. Go deep inside the US-Mexican border and watch real drug smugglers bring drugs right into our country, just seven yards away from the hidden camera crew.

Rape trees, sex trafficking, and drug smuggling are just some of the problems that stand alongside an inflating job market, and Border takes you up close and personal to the heart of the action. In a land where US farmers are finding dead bodies and the law is too few to maintain control, anything can happen. In Border, Chris Burgard shows it like it is.  Find out what’s going on at your Border and stop being lied to.

If you’re relying on the news to tell you what’s going on at our nation’s border, you’re only getting half of the story. Yes, we all know that illegal immigrants are taking American jobs by accepting lower pay, but are you aware of the sex trafficking that is also going on? Not to mention rape trees, drug cartels, drug towns, and more.

After being told he’d never be able to make this movie, Chris Burgard persevered at the Mexican-American border and captured extreme footage you won’t see anywhere else. One telling shot shows thermal image footage of a Mexican drug cartel smuggling millions of dollars of drugs across the border, a mere seven yards from the hidden film crew.

There’s nothing else like this film. If you haven’ seen Border, you have no idea what’s really going on down there.

If you think losing American jobs to low-wage illegal immigrants is the biggest problem caused by our under protected US-Mexican border, you’re going to hit the roof when you find out what else is going on. We all know about drug cartels smuggling drugs into America across the Mexican border, but Border movie takes a hard look at much more that every American needs to know about. From rape trees, sex trafficking, and even Mexican military incursions threaten our youth and national security.

Director Chris Burgard was told he’d never be able to make this movie, and his perseverance truly pays off when the film crew captures thermal image footage of a drug cartel carrying millions of dollars of drugs across the border, a mere seven yards away.  While the news focuses on the woes of an inflated job market, you’re only get half of the story until you see Border.

Already in enraged over illegal immigrants inflating the working-population with low-wage workers, Americans are appalled to find that this is only one of the downfalls of our under-protected US-Mexican border, as revealed in  Border, the movie. Chris Burgard takes a dangerous look into the realities of life at the border, where rape trees, sex trafficking, drug smuggling, and more are going on right now.

Not only are illegal immigrants infesting the border with illegal activity, but the Mexican government constantly challenges our national defense by crossing the border illegally. Border shows footage of drug smugglers carrying millions of dollars of drugs across the border just seven yards from the film crew.  Talk about a realistic view of our Border.