Brianna Nunez

Being on social media and just randomly searching articles of what is going on with law enforcement. I came upon an article stating that NYPD ignored more than 15,000 federal request to detain immigrants last year. The thing that caught me the most is that in 2017 the request to detaining immigrants was 20 times higher than  80 request in 2016. People who have committed numerous crimes over 100 who are undocumented go straight to ICE. What the NYPD is trying to do is for victims to have trust in officers who are trying to help with people struggling with immigration status.  ICE basically is trying to stop what NYPD is doing by helping immigrants because they do not know what they are doing. These people are hopefully trying to get a better life to support family.

Reading Published Review:  I have read a published review about the documentary of Cartel Land on IMDB. There were a decent amount of similarities from my reflection to the film to the published review. This review mostly focuses on when there was a scene in the film were a family lost 13 members in their family due to the cartel not getting what thy want. Another similarity would have to be when this review said this would probably be one of the best films that came out in Sundance I would agree I enjoyed this film and seeing different sides coming from Arizona Border Patrol and Autodefensas.  But there were a couple of  differences from this peer review compared to my reflection. For one, the review talked about how when Autodefenas were in Mexico detaining cartel the Mexican Army comes in and takes away their weapons and does not even go for the cartel. But eventually they end up gaining control and over power Army with all Autodefensas and towns-people. The review also com