Living Undocumented

Virtual signalling is what Netflix does constantly ! Unfortunately they play to the wrong audience! I want to be entertained not subtlety lectured ! Netflix needs to know it's market as opposed to trying to scold them ! Lots of other streaming services out there ! This series is boring and offensively directed towards white middle class !

Do not read half the politically motivated ignorance in the comments this is great storytelling . Judge the show not the ignoramouses on the feed!

As an European citizen I am very sceptical. We have a lot of illegal immigrants. And I wouldn't care if they would have the same values. But they don't. Equality between men and women for example...

This documentary is very sentimental and humanizing. But open borders in the world doesn't seems to be the greatest idea.

We should improve the conditions of their home country. So people don't have such an urge to go to Europe or the United states.

What makes America great is all the different ethnicities and backgrounds. For those that say my parents came in legally in the 1900's the process was not the same as today, and most were coming from Europeans countries. If you came thru Ellis Island less than 2% were returned. Imagine if the roles were reversed. What we need to do as a nation is fix our immigration system/law instead of criminalize immigrants. This were real people affected in different ways by a broken system. Not every Italian is in the MOB, Not every Mexican is a criminal. The same administration that created this propaganda are in their own mess. KARMA

I want to address all the haters on here before I give an ACTUAL review. It's clear that many of you either didn't actually watch the series or you just don't comprehend the majority of the issues these people have been through. Also, if even a quarter of undocumented adults were to leave the US, our economy will utterly collapse. This isn't debatable.

Now, moving along, I found that the narrative was well thought-out and handled skillfully. The point of almost any documentary is to inform and/or educate, and this documentary didn't disappoint in that area. It certainly educated me on some issues I was not aware of previously. I also felt the camera work was exceptional, as was the editing. I highly recommend this series.