Border: The Movie

At the US-Mexican border, a woman is quickly pulled away from public view with her mouth covered. Taken to a specific location in the woods, she’s forced to hang her panties on a tree, and then she is raped. After she’s gone, distraught and bruised, the attack finished, her panties hang in the tree and blow in the wind with all the panties of the illegal alien’s other rape victims. Known a “rape tree,” these disgusting symbols of dominance are not uncommon at our nation’s border. And rape isn’t the major problem.If you’re curious about how marijuana, cocaine, and other drugs get into the back pockets of American teenagers, take a good hard look at the band of drug smugglers filmed in Border. Just yards from the alien drug smugglers, Border shows you first hand what’s really going on at our border. News media complain about our weakening job market due to inefficient border patrol, but Border viewers get the real inside information that you’re not supposed to know.

If you have heard what the news says about illegal aliens crossing into the US through the US-Mexican border, you haven’t heard half of the real story. Border Movie goes right into the heart of the action, up close and personal with border patrol, ranchers that frequently find dead bodies on their own land, and mere yards from a band of drug smugglers as they sneak millions of dollars of drugs ever closer to American youth.

Rape trees with panties hanging from them as “trophies” for aliens, vigilantes that successfully challenge our own government, drug towns, and more will convince you that more – a lot more – needs to be done at our nation’s border. If we don’t start keeping them out, aliens will keep coming in and violating our way of life.