President Donald Trump comments on turning away Mexican immigrants as the US reaches immigration capacity in Calexico, California. Trump "The system is full." PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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PAUL RODREQUEZ - STAND UP COMEDIAN JOKES ABOUT BEING A MEXICAN NOT A CHICANO, AND GROWING UP IN EAST LOS ANGELES MEXICAN AMERICAN COMEDIAN POLITICALLY IN-CORRECT JOKES ABOUT MEXICANS AND CHICANO IMMIGRANTS

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 6:00 P.M.

OBAMA MEXICAN PRESIDENT ELECT WHITE HOUSE IMMIGRATION

Mexican immigrants vaccinated; they choose labor agent, then board train in the 1910s

The international border between United States and Mexico at Tijuana. The check point of Immigration and Custom Department of Mexico. First scene shot from the Mexican side shows cars entering Mexico from USA, motioned on by Mexican inspectors, the building with arches is the Mexican Customs office, The two story building behind Mexican inspector is the USA Customs office, Scene with cars shot from behind was taken from the USA side of the border and shows cars entering Tijuana. ( Note: The USA Customs office shown here still exists today but no longer functions as such, the Mexican customs office building was demolished.) Location: Tijuana Mexico. Date: January 1939.

Series of shots of Mexican men and women waiting in long line up outside tall fence of American embassy, patiently waiting to apply for a visa.

Immigration standup

CS VO AL DALE (TWO VERSIONS) REGARDING MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS SETTLING AND WORKING IN GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA. 00:00:59:05 VARIOUS CLIPS OF MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS LIVING, WORKING AND RECREATING. SU DALE. INTVS WITH SALVADOR RUIZ, DAVE ANDERSON, JOHNNY VARDEMAN, JIM KOTOWSKI, JEANNETTE GRAVITT AND VINCENTE BAUTISTA. CLIPS OF MEXICANS GETTING MEDICAL CARE. CLIPS OF MEXICAN CHILDREN LEARNING ENGLISH IN SCHOOL. CI: HUMANKIND: MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS.

Big white Immigration and Naturalization bus slowly rolls past camera; Mexicans arrested in Houston TX at night; Many mexicans mill around at arrest location (39 caught); Immigration officer comments; Mexicans get fed by immigration; LS Immigration bus driving away back to mexico;

The Mexican American Border Wall at Tornillo East of El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico on a Sunny Day a Few Hours Before Sun Set

Top Down Drone Shot of The Mexican American Border Wall at Tornillo East of El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico on a Sunny Day a Few Hours Before Sun Set

One of Castle Film’s few color travelogues, this 1957 film shows vintage images of national parks, including Yosemite, and major California cities. The film opens with a view of Mount Shasta (0:17), a potentially active volcano in the Cascades. This is followed by a view of Lake Tahoe (0:28) in the Sierra Nevadas, the second largest body of freshwater in the world. Visitors lounging on the beach, riding a motorboat, waterskiing, and fishing. A view of Yosemite Valley from the Wawona Tunnel entrance (1:26). A man fishes in the Merced River; Yosemite Falls up above (1:44). He cooks his fish over a campfire. Horses and donkeys climb a mountain trail. Two visitors look out over Half Dome (2:13). Giant redwoods at 2:26; a car drives through a gap in a redwood trunk. Yosemite during winter; a snowplow; visitors at the base of a ski lift. Kids sledding down a snowy hill. A deer eats from a visitor’s hand (3:13). Women sunbathe on Laguna Beach (3:19). Westlake Park in Los Angeles (3:27). Olvera Street (3:36), a pedestrian street in the Pueblo area with many Mexican products. Hollywood & Vine sign (4:05). Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (4:30); signatures from Joan Crawford, John Banny starting at 4:39. Brown Derby restaurant (4:45); 17-Mile Drive on Monterey Bay (4:51). Seals and seagulls at Seal Rock (5:08). Workers pick lettuce in the Great Salinas Valley, known as “the great salad bowl of the world” and featured in John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath (5:26). A worker on a ladder picks oranges; Valencia oranges grow in the summer and navel oranges in the winter. S&P and the Lincoln Hotel visible in San Francisco at 5:53; the Old Ferry Building, one of the few structures to survive the Great Fire of 1906 (6:00). Cable cars at 6:11. Alcatraz Prison in the middle of San Francisco Bay (6:41). Flower stands and fishing boats. Fisherman at Fisherman’s Wharf (7:03). Oakland Bay Bridge (7:20), which links San Francisco with Oakland, Alameda, and Berkeley. The Golden Gate Bridge (7:27), the world’s longest cable suspension bridge. Chinatown at 7:46; many Chinese immigrants came to California in the Gold Rush of 1949. Old Mission Santa Barbara (8:00); two monks walking; the film ends with another view of the Mission. <p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

American Army General John L DeWitt's visit to Mexico. Mexican General Juan Felipe Islaz receives General DeWitt at the US-Mexican border. Bi-lingual sign board 'Alto Migration/ Stop Immigration' at the international border. General John L DeWitt and Mexican General Juan Felipe Islaz shake hands with each other as other officials surround them and watch. Both Generals talk to each other, shake hands and pose for a photograph. Location: Mexico. Date: 1942.

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Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 10:00 P.M.

00:00:00:00 B-ROLL march of illegal immigrants and Mexican Americans to support &apos;Proposition One&apos; to provide more rights for immigrants. (People carry signs and colorful Mexico flag). ...

Mexican Border at Brownsville, Texas IMMIGRATION AT U.S. BORDER TEXAS/MEXICO, US BORDER PATROL OFFICERS ON HORSEBACK ON THE LOOKOUT, MEXICAN FLAG WAVING, MEXICAN BORDER AGENTS WITH RIFLES, RIO GRANDE RIVER

Hispanic immigrants in Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington DC carry flags and march during a nationwide day of protest.