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BTL Episode 29 Carlos & Gave: Hard Labor, Targeted Lives: Why America Is Trading Humanity for Hate

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About this episode

In this episode, Carlos and Gabe dive into a heavy but necessary conversation about the current state of immigration and humanity in America. They challenge the narratives surrounding ICE agents and the tragic loss of life (Renee GOOD), while highlighting the often-overlooked reality of the undocumented community.

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Carlos Mencia, the YouTube channel of Carlos Mencia | Official Website and Tour Schedule, on 2026-01-28
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Carlos Mencia | Official Website and Tour Schedule, whose own site links this channel (checked 2026-11-07)
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59 min
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