See I see I see I?

Come on.

Come on!

Come on! A growing line of people cue under a warm grey Mexican sky. It's early morning.

This is the Mexican side of the San Yousidro crossing in the town of Tijuana.

My name's Kastran Kav and for the BBC World Service I I'm asking people, where are you going?

I'm going to the US. I live here in Mexico, but I cross daily.

Daily. What do you do that for? I go there well actually I'm a stay-at-home

mom but I cross to go to the bank and take care of things over there but it's cheaper to live here.

Okay so it was an economic decision.

It's an economic decision.

100% for 20 years it's been an economic decision.

For 20 years?

Yes, it's too expensive in the US and the people are nicer in Mexico.

I would rather stand in this line for an hour or two

hours a day than battle the traffic and the rude people over there. This program was recorded at the end of last year, shortly after the American election

and before Donald Trump restated his commitment to building a wall along this border.

For work, for love or for adventure.

There are many reasons why hundreds of people want or need to cross from one side to the other.

One simple question unlocks the truth about how they feel being in a town of transition with all of its tensions.

Hi, do you speak English at all please?

So I was just wondering with your coffee in the sun where you're going.

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