She is Colombian and joked about the key question CBP asks when arriving in the United States

Immigrants have to go through a series of situations and procedures when they arrive in the United States and want to start a new life in that country. Many consider that the treatment of immigration authorities, such as the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and, in general, The processes are exaggerated and even absurd and, a Colombian, makes it clear through her funny videos.

Nichole, a Colombian immigrant with the TikTok account @wxyale, shares a series of videos on the social network making jokes regarding situations she has had to go through as a Latina in the United States. In one of his videos he publishes what he would like to respond to CBP agents.

Of course, your clip is simply a simulation, it is not in any official agency. However, He recreated what immigration authorities normally ask and revealed the fatigue that many Latinos face when faced with questions.

While reading on screen “no one: me when the immigration people start with their questions,” A woman’s voice is heard asking how long she is going to stay in the United States, to which she responds: two months. They then question her about how much luggage she brings, and she tells them a suitcase. The following answer is the one that made many laugh.

“Who’s coming with you?” The Colombian woman turns to the side with a displeased face and responds: “With Larry.” “Your ridiculous mother. Can’t you see that I’m alone or what?”

Colombiana shows the reality of Latinos in the United States

With a sharp sense of humor, Nichole has a whole series of videos in which shows what many Latinos would like to do when they live in the United States in different circumstances, for example, when experiencing discrimination at work.

He said that when he worked in a restaurant, whose manager was American, he suffered discrimination and she was constantly sent to wash the toilets even though that was not part of her daily activities. In a video, she pretended to have a conversation with her boss and, when he sent her to do that activity, she responded “you know what, I quit,” in addition to some rude words in Spanish, taking advantage of the fact that the other person does not understand that language.