The speaker shares memories of being mistaken as a criminal at the Mexican-American border and his experience with law enforcement, including being physically restrained and handcuffed.
A 911 dispatcher tries to keep Carlos calm as the responding deputies secured the scene and entered the house to investigate the suspicious activity at the location.
A policeman shares a story of how he had to take an offender's daddy to jail since he broke the law and had to make him accountable.
A discussion on how background or geography does not dictate a person's success, but rather their choices and actions.
Following the events of 9/11, President Bush created the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to consolidate and streamline different agencies responsible for national security. The creation of DHS was motivated by the fear of terrorism and the need for a single entity to coordinate efforts against it.