Border Incident
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:22:01
But, uh, I think
it might be a good idea

:22:03
To have a routine
check by some of the local boys.

:22:06
Right. Tell them
to hurry.

:22:10
Gracias, senorita.
:22:15
Hey, Hugo!
:22:16
Do you know
one thing?

:22:18
This man is not
a bracero.

:22:20
I know.
:22:22
Why?
:22:23
Why do you want
to go if you are not a bracero?

:22:28
Does one have to be
a bracero

:22:30
To want to be
a bracero?

:22:31
Who wants to be
a bracero except a bracero?

:22:35
Maybe someone who doesn't
want to be discovered

:22:37
For something else.
:22:40
What do you mean?
:22:43
Maybe I was disappointed
in love.

:22:45
Maybe I would like to make
some American dollars.

:22:50
Maybe I'm running
from something.

:22:53
Maybe so.
:22:54
Maybe also you're
trying to find out something, too, huh?

:22:59
Like what,
for instance?

:23:01
For instance,
you may be one of the police.

:23:15
What could one expect
in a border town?

:23:18
The police and the snakes
are first cousins.

:23:23
You've heard of racopia
in Mexico city, haven't you?

:23:25
Yes, he's in
a federal penitentiary.

:23:27
Exactly! Well, I was
managing his--

:23:30
his business affairs...
:23:32
when something came up.
:23:35
No. No,
I'm not a bracero,

:23:38
But I have my reasons
and the money.

:23:47
Police! Open up!
:23:49
Lock the door!
:23:51
Hey! Please, please, senor.
Don't let them get me!

:23:53
I told you. The police
are all over Mexico looking for me.

:23:56
If they find me,
it means the islands, the Tres Marias.

:23:58
Take him out.
Take those braceros out, too.


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