Mas fuerte que el muro
A impoverished family of Mexican immigrants that make their way into the United States illegally, but trouble arises when they find themselves being targeted by overly racist ICE Police Officers.
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A impoverished family of Mexican immigrants that make their way into the United States illegally, but trouble arises when they find themselves being targeted by overly racist ICE Police Officers.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Edén Echeverría
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Runtime:99 minutes
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