T Jose Antonio Vargas arrived in this country from the native philippines some 21 years ago. Since then hes made his mark as a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and outspoken activist. His documentary undocumented chronicles what its like to live in this country without papers and an experience he shares with 11 million others in this country. Jose details with an angry man who challenges talked to an angry man who challenged his right to, in fact, be here. Byebye. Byebye. Get your papers or get out. Thats what youve got your papers . Got your papers . What if i told you i didnt . You need to get going then. Thats what i say. Okay. Jt that would be my response. Go home. No were not going nowhere. You shut up. Shut your face. Dont embarrass me. You took the steps to be theres no steps. There is a couple steps. Like what . Theres no steps, man. My mom wanted to give me i guess a better life. I was 12. She sent me to live with her parents in california. Right. There you lived with them.
Serious health conditions such as type 2 diabetes and arthritis are normally associated with getting older. But, disturbingly, these conditions are increasingly being seen in younger people.