Bildungsstandards für die fortgeführte Fremdsprache (Englisch

Bildungsstandards für die fortgeführte Fremdsprache (Englisch / Französisch) für die Allgemeine Hochschulreife
Transkript:
Interviewer: Now, Bobby, you married a Mexican man.
Bobby: Right.
Called Roberto.
Right.
And you live together in Phoenix and have done for eleven years.
Right.
Now, Roberto has been already once deported but he made his way back here.
Right.
And he’s living with you again.
Right.
This must be quite a scary time for both of you as this new law is now only days away
under which he potentially faces being picked up and deported … yes … for a second
time.
Right … em … more or less my husband probably has to sit in the back seat of our car, I
have to hide him to take him to work so he can support his family, ’cause he is a good
provider. I have to make sure everything is working good on my car – so the cops don’t
pull us over for anything – just to protect him and get him home. I mean there’s no way
to describe the law. As an American citizen I don’t feel like it’s right because they
shouldn’t have to tell me who I can marry and who I cannot marry.
Right, when it comes in on July 28 are you literally thinking you’re gonna have to hide
him in your car as you drive him to work? Tell me about that.
Yes, em … when this law does pass, if somebody doesn’t stop it, my husband will have
to sit in the back seat – just like the black people had to sit in the back seat of the bus,
you know. It’s not right, that’s my car, that’s his car, he pays for that car, he doesn’t
have to sit in the back seat.
How is he feeling about the law as it’s really now only days away?
He’s going into depression, he’s taking stress pills ’cause he’s so stressed and worried,
and I told him I would not let anything happen to him, regardless …
How do you mean, what can you do to stop it?
Em … I would do everything in my power to … just try to stop this law because I’m so
against it as an American citizen … like I said before, they … they are going through … I
don’t know, as an American citizen I feel it my right to be inviolated.
Right, and people can’t see you’re on the seat, so I should say you are a white American.
Right.
You come from the east of America.
I come from Ohio.
I see, you come from the east.
Right, and I moved out here 31 years ago with my family, I’ve been married in the past
with Hispanics, I’ve never married my race, I’ve … em … I have six kids, they’re beautiful.
My husband has five grandchildren from my kids, they call him Papa, you know and …
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