Made in L.A Part 3

1. If it were up to you to make the decision, would you let the sweatshop workers become legal U.S. citizens? Why or why not?
I think i would probably let them be citizens because the constitution states that everyone has equal rights, now why can't they ? If they were citizens they would be able to have normal jobs like everyone else, be able to maintain a decent living, and get an education. Maybe, i'll let them become citizens if they can live up to it, like if they deserve to become apart of the united states.
2. Describe a moment in from parts 1, 2, or 3 of this movie that you found particularly memorable? Why?
The part that i think was particularly memorable was when the two u.s citizens lived the life of a immigrant thats works in a sweatshop, it was memorable because they lived as if they were in their shoes and these people realized how bad it was and tried to help. The two people tried to fight for them by letting people know what's going on and how we could stop them, if though it didn't work they made an effort to try.


3. By the end of part 3, the protestors seem to be giving up hope. If you were able to speak to the group, what would you say to them to inspire them to keep going?
i would say " don't give up!, come on you can do this, even though it might mean death or the lost of your job at least you tried. Martin Luther King fought for his rights and look at us now mostly everyone gets along. These people made a difference and so can you. All of you joined as one can change things only if you use bravery, and percervervence."