Border Patrol Agent: Being a citizen 'doesn't matter anymore'

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A Texas truck driver crossing the US-Mexico border caught an interesting exchange with a US Border Patrol agent.

The video was recorded on his Icam glasses on July 29th, 2014.

Transcript:

Border Patrol agent: How you doing, U.S. Border Patrol. How many people on board?

Travis Pope: Me.

Border Patrol agent: U.S. citizen?

Travis Pope: Yeah, but does it really matter?

Border patrol agent: Not anymore, unfortunately. Thank you.

http://youtu.be/765yFl3x8sc?t=38s

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