David Scarlett’s The Battle at the Border documentary is an insightful and impactful look into one of the most contentious and critical issues facing the United States today: immigration and the security of our southern border. Through a blend of first-hand accounts, historical context, and eye-opening visuals, Scarlett delves into the complexities of the U.S.-Mexico border, highlighting the human and political struggles that occur daily in this often misunderstood region.
Not only that, but it delves deeply into the failures of the Biden administration, and how senators and other members of Congress attempt to pick apart the argument that his team was “doing the right thing” when it came to controlling the border situation. In reality, what occurred is far from control, creating an unsafe and devastating horrifying look at illegal immigrants — and dangerous criminals, such as the Tren de Aragua gang — managed to “set up shop,” as it were, within our country.
The documentary effectively balances the perspectives of many different types of people. These include co-producer Christie Hutcherson, former police chief Jessup, rancher John Ladd, Sheriff Mark Lamb and several others, all of whom give a comprehensive view of the challenges faced on both sides of the border.
The Battle at the Border’s unflinching look at its material serves as one of its greatest strengths, while also making it a harder-hitting documentary than one might expect. His team actually visits the border, compared to certain people that won’t be named, to take a first-hand look at what’s happening. In fact, in this clip, Scarlett and Hutcherson discuss the conditions involved, and see how everything unfolds in terms of the migrants occupying the area.
David Scarlett’s direction is measured and thoughtful, avoiding the tendency to oversimplify the situation. He avoids sensationalism, instead focusing on a more nuanced portrayal of the border conflict. Not only does he talk with those directly involved in what was happening at our nation’s border, but he also includes archival footage that breaks down just where Biden’s administration failed its very own people.
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Dan Perkins is a master storyteller and author of the Brotherhood of the Red Nile trilogy, which centers on Islamic nuclear terrorism against the USA.
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