countries that don t even speak english. reporter: the republicans seem to be winning the messaging war on immigration, and are gaining traction with heat voters, many immigrants who were not part of the trump base. the question is whether they will reach enough of them to flip swing states like arizona back to trump. most latino voters in the southwest are mexican americans who have either lived in the borderlands for generations or were part of a wave of immigration that started in the 1980s. hundreds of thousands of arizonians live in a household where someone is undocumented. fear that trump will deport their loved ones still pushes many to biden s side. obviously compared to the trump administration, biden is better. i don t really live in that fear that i did when trump was in office. reporter: but this is a race with tight margins and any erosion in support in a swing state like arizona could be a real blow to president biden. in a county where 60% of voters are registered
away. we are at the borderlands every day, providing humanitarian aid to people who are presenting to an agent, present to get border patrol. we have to remember, these people are not fleeing from agents, they re fleeing from violence. as we know, as people move around the world due to different, you know, different circumstances climate change, dictatorship, violence. we are seeing people seeking protection, because they are only exercising their right. it is their right to ask for protection in this country to seek asylum. so, prevention to deterrence, criminalized immigration issues,
Eli Roth’s adaptation of the video game Borderlands has been able to nab a surprising amount of A-List talent, including the iconic Cate Blanchett. The Hollywood Reporter published director Eli Roth’s comments on Blanchett’s casting at CinemaCon. The key? Not thinking she would say yes. Roth called Blanchett on a