At nine in ten minutes we' re still in the morning. So let
' s talk to the day by ah yes, to be true is that
you that this question arose in the conversation with the licensed pearl breo to all
those Dominicans who are residing outside and who stayed in the United States. Your
question was how he' s doing. Yeah, how they' re doing.
This Aya looks. Now comes a slightly complicated season for you because it
' s Christmas. Yeah, in fact, I' ve never seen the
television show that they' re preparing the Christmas issues. Hey sheath, I,
of course, Petter, are ready. I' m taking out the
bollito Cayo I took it out my already, the artistic entrepreneur is starting with
so expensive artists for the sheath that they do for the country, the government,
the popular amateur sheath popular reserve it. My Airbn saw for me thirty
- one out of town and I also talked to France just yesterday. But
people who live outside who cannot come to the east country because they have a
complicated migration situation. How you' re going, how you' re going
and there. How he' s doing, how long he' s got
to go, how they were, what made you stay, what made you
stay, you want to go back, what keeps him from coming. They
' re better there. I' ve got a good friend who' d
regret it now that he' s gonna keep you there. Don' t
relax, yeah, no boy. No. That way. There' s
a lot of books in this country to burn. I already have to burn
it because there are many books that tell you yes, you can be an
entrepreneur. Give it and go ahead and such a van in to your grasp
and as you have few tools for you to do an analysis of or one
more study of feasibilitys of the business that you are going to undertake I can
when those fiscal responsibilities come to you, but look now and that tcse and
all that and it comes out so expensive you have business and this hook and
you go bruce and you stay in the tarp and you say good. Here
' s my life insurance. Let me grab there sell what I have left.
I see a trail of people who go and stay there or leave in
another way, legal or illegal or legal, but they spend all that time,
they become a city where they return here, but until they become citizens.
That' s two loose and that year easy. Yeah, so,
since it' s his city, he' s coming over here again to
pass his job, which they supposedly left to not spend it. Five,
three, one, ninety- six, fifty. We' re going so
slow. There are those who said rum without papers or called it illegal,
as there are different levels, because there are illegal ones that entered illegally the
United States. There they were explaining that to me a person who works on
that subject, which is a complex subject to understand. I don' t
know about that pod. But there are the undocumented, which are what they
walked legally, but they have no documents, they are exactly and there are
the illegals, who are the illegal ones, they are what enter a territory
exactly and violating the immigration law of some country because, for example, and
a documented one can be regularized. I understand exactly and that' s the
kind of thing I think not those power changes of two thousand five anymore,
but before it could also be illegally brought into need. Well, good morning.
Then I had a sao song. I wear my foot and Polish is
going with the cement. It' s okay. It' s okay.
Roberto Rodriguez five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty came out
two in the morning. It was the Ninety- six- five Earth and
you' re creative in the morning. If you enter through an airport and
put the stamp on the Tre passport you are entering and you are legally protruding,
the South American pue of the ninety days you are given. You'
re well documented. If you have this illegal physical and illegal presence in the
United States this day, because already, after those days end, then your
physical presidency is no longer legal. Now if you see yourself for Puerto Rico,
Pite, you are illegally entering American territory and since that very moment Uncle
has an illegal physical presence in the United States. You' ve already understood
the difference. Hello Good morning, well, yes, hello. Ritmo dale
pole va documentary ay came in me how good or, gentlemen look I am
a young man of twenty- one years. That' s where I'
ve been distilled and I' ve come and I' ve stayed and thank
God, gentlemen, I' m pissing good. He' s already hooked
up, but he' s got advice to everyone. Gentlemen, step in
English, yes, yes, I made English by invention nine months down.
That changes your life. He' s given me my job and opens the
doors to opportunity. Right Good morning. Sablo Lobendía Dale, the mother gave
an acquaintance be good for the step. That' s where you know and
now the only thing that comes out is mandale video of love and control the
song of ninen play because imagine, there' s nothing. Oh Jesus and
this one calls you. Ay ay the five five one where good morning or
good day Dale fell. Gentlemen, I forgot that pussy too. Sometimes I
think I' m right away because I' m Italian too, but like
the lack of resources on the part of capital and people, what you need
from your country. Well, I don' t miss that you have no
responsibility. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale. What I' m saying is
to the people who were going to stay, to learn at least English.
Of course it doesn' t last her well. It was at What Hout.
Warehouse. Let' s go now Warehouse loading boxes or work on Facebook,
air on Amazon. It' s strong. Yeah, yeah, it
tells me around here. I came in the two thousand fifteen with my wife
and my two children. I have a brother' s request. That'
s 50 years old. It doesn' t matter. This one' s
already advanced. I have a mechanic workshop, another one of savilla paints,
hard, a body shop and they' re carrots. Now, buddy,
it' s still, oh, good morning. Hello, it' s
good morning. They' re at Warren Longst, yes, don' t
worry, you' re looking for their bolcco. Good morning. We'
ve got Alberto Dale Dale since you stayed in two thousand fifteen. It'
s legal now. No, no, no, no, no. I
happen today I have a request from brothers. Ah, I changed that for
20 years. But in the meantime we' re quiet here with our own
business and that' s good for us. It' s worth a black
daddy asking Peter in the days we' re asking him and how he'
s going there to the diaspora that' s been undocumented. Well, stepping
on another stranger to your country. How the Dales or the days, the
boys, how I liked the good news. Hey, I came here three
years ago, turned around on a visa, and I stayed here where you
were. I got a delivery job at the broc, but after that I
got a bitch from you know where, how serious? Now I' m
working with some Jews at a supermarket. I' m kind of going.
They' ve already made me handle a single ok and at least there we
' re stuck when you come for another me already, if you don'
t know me I have to look for how to make the turn. The
most you hear is pod and I say my mom' s a resident.
You can ask me, too, but it' s a long- lasting
mess. I say we cities you have. There' s fried cada with
beer in mouth Girl, good morning, give it to open a new beach.
I mean, ideas, give her the aunt how they' re doing,
Chico. Pay me well, Dad, where did you stay? Maldin
doesn' t love him clearly, of course, yes, it went well,
St Good, because I' m from Ram Martin' s diapore.
It' s San Martín. I' ve got time here on which side
you stayed, in the Dutch or, in the French, in the Dutch.
Oh, I made it, we have the how only hearers of us.
There, and I' m doing really well regularly. But, gentlemen,
try to throw the playto over there. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, no, it' s not one here just goes out to work
and sleep. That' s true. It' s so bad It'
s a devil' s heat. It tells me what they' ve been
doing, the company' s log logo. I' ve got it painted
on my back the day. Thank you, gentlemen, good morning. I
don' t miss your show It really gives life. Thank you, Program.
Good morning. D Alberto Dale, a few days. You know me.
He' s over here. Dale, you took a bath too.
Chome here one- on- one boy, on which side did you stay?
You what the woman took you to, the veiled woman there, but
explain to me. It was that she told you that she wanted to stay.
When I got to the cafe I was selling everything there, two relaxes
your boy. But thank God, thank God, I already asked for you.
No. I was yesterday the end of brother. I came yesterday no
more he' s already dissolved, he' s resolved. You may have
a mouth. Girls talking I don' t know. A lot of them
do. Yeah. Yes, yes, yes, although it is good to
clarify and here we are not encouraging any people in the audience who violate the
gringos' willingness to receive them as tourists and stay there illegally. No and
projamma in life that not even the intention of this conversation. The intention is
to hear what has been the experience of what has been made of that decision.
Of course I' d like to hear about your first snowfall, too,
on the next call. Good morning, living beyond my quote and living
two of the same. Good morning, I have the lua, but they
have it for clear t good in that truck of your gui exactly say.
Good morning. Brother. It' s coming in at two thousand nineteen.
I came in with thanks to God, always with fixed jobs where I arrived,
but the first three years were difficult, including the pandemic. Just arrived,
but now, thank God, we' re on our way to try.
The 19th, the 20th year itself caught you from the pandemic. I
terrible boys or ninety- two terrible you pull forward with that pandemic in the
eight thousand nine hundred and twenty- one, five in the morning the rhythm
ninety- six five, the best things to get up early. Let'
s get on with migration. After the break. For now ask the parents.
Roberto' s watered over there. Roberto American citizen more than twenty years
ago, that is to say that he takes the name of my boss from
your associates, Roberto has been more than twenty years old, being an American
citizen and resident since the eighties. Remember that Roberto, Roberto studied at a
university in the bron. They ask me what it' s like. Roberto
' s English is excellent, excellent be careful that I don' t know
why Alberto and Roberto arrives in English is what was difficult in Adriana' s
ok Spanish. You know I' d seen Juan Carlos seven hundred thousand times,
but I don' t know, because I didn' t associate him
with him, him physically with the name. I thought Juan Carlos looked like
Edison. Despite me having seen Juan Carlos, you do, yes and you
work, accompany and do not know who are the people who are just people.
Yeah, I told him that bon that vora, but I' m
how. You thought he was called, I know, the son of Lies,
but he already created Ross' son. I didn' t know I
was the other man, but I didn' t know what. Juan Carlos
is not anymore. He' s called Juan Carlos Vaga, but I thought
about him like they say yes, what the hell ay ay ay ay?
Let' s just, like, come on out of the Vallana.