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Released
2012 · FILM

The Immigration Paradox

Runtime
91 min
CrimeDocumentaryDrama

Synopsis

The Immigration Paradox takes a critical and in depth look at one of the most divisive issues in human global history-immigration. After encountering an immigrant crossing the Arizona desert, Emmy Award Winner and Filmmaker Lourdes Lee Vasquez set out to understand why people would risk their lives to come to the U.S. Her quest takes a shocking twist when she musters enough courage to cross the line at a protest and has an encounter with whom she believed was her enemy. From there on her journey, spanning 7 years searching for answers and solutions to this complex social issue, takes her and the audience to places never before considered in the immigration debate.

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Principal cast & crew: 4

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Edited by Lourdes Lee VasquezShot by Bryan A Z VasquezScored by Henri Benard

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