We're crossing into Mexico.
Matamoros, which is the sister city of Brownsville.
Essentially, one community separated by the river
and connected by bridges.
It's not a place that you would want to come and visit.
Then why are we going?
We're going to go meet with a group of migrants
who have been deported from the United States.
People who live here know how to read
when situations get violent,
so you can sense when people start to get tense.
I did notice that Matamoros is on the U.S. State Department
list of places Americans should not visit.
Yes. There's a reason for that.
There has been a reshuffling of the cartels.
So they've been going after the kingpins,
and what that has caused is power vacuums
that allow other cartels to step in into territories.
So what you're seeing right now is the border towns
are seeing a spike in violence and murders.
As long as we get out before nightfall, we'll be good.
Here we go.
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Thank you for letting me talk to you.
With this new president in America,
people are forgetting how important immigrants
are to America,
so I wanted to see what was happening here
to better understand what's happening where I live.
You've been deported, huh?
[ Interpreting in Spanish ]
Si.
From where?
Roofer.
Yeah.
Hard work.
Yeah. Hard work.
So, what, do they just find you, or they just grab you,
or how do they know where you are?
You scared?
You have children?
Two?
And they're in America?
Wow.
Five years. What's going to happen now?
When will you see your family?
[ Muciño interpreting in Spanish ]
Ross: That's terrible. I'm sorry.
Why did you go to the United States the first time?
[ Muciño interpreting in Spanish ]
How long were you there?
Bitch! Fucking bitch!
Thank you very much.
He says, "God bless all of you,
and I'm going to say hello to
the president of the United States.
Yeah. Man. I did my research on this.
If we let all the undocumented people just stay,
it would help our economy over 10 years
by over a trillion dollars.
160,000 new jobs every year.
If only we had a businessman who became president
that could help us figure that out.
[ Cheering and applause ]
Yeah. I've roasted Donald Trump twice.
I've known him for 15 years.
I feel like any second, he's going to call me up
and offer me a Cabinet position.
"Jeff, I need three insults about North Korea
by noon tomorrow.
You're my new Secretary of Offense."
I'm helping Donald Trump with his new book.
It's called, "Mein Kampf is Bigger Than Your Kampf."
Donald Trump always looks like he's trying to figure out
who farted.
Yeah. I've roasted Donald Trump and he became President.
I roasted Justin Bieber,
and he had the number one album in the world.
I roasted Charlie Sheen,
and he got AIDS.
[ Laughter ]
Hey, I'm doing my part, America.
What the fuck are you doing with your life?