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Illegal Aliens (2016)
Due to the recent arrival of undocumented immigrants, the city of Simpletown holds a special session city council meeting to determine if the town should officially ban the newcomers.
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Due to the recent arrival of undocumented immigrants, the city of Simpletown holds a special session city council meeting to determine if the town should officially ban the newcomers.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Logan Martin, Kristin Schaack, Justin Schaack
In Theaters:10/27/2016
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Cast
Kristin Schaack, Justin Schaack
Director
Bick Smith
Mayor King
Jennifer Prettyman
Hippie
Jules Medcraft
Tiffany Ann-Franklin
Rob Walstead
Fence Supporter
Adrienne Thomas
Zenya
Sam Heyn
Ethan West
Sam Heyn
Ethan West
Kaitlin Weber
Councilwoman Anderson-Sanchez
Adam H. Ruben
Councilman White
Andra Knox
Zander
Logan Martin
Fence Guy
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