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Suppression law. it took bad gas can, who almost never misses an election, three attempts over 28 days, before she successfully received her mail-in ballot. her first ballot application was rejected because the form needed had not been uploaded on to the county website. she tried again. the new form required voters to provide texas i.d. number, like a drivers license, partial social security number, the number must match what they used when they register to vote for that gasket, that was 46 years ago. so, she filled up the application. it was rejected. fan gas can is just one of thousands of t...

I.d. laws racist, professor tolson? >> thank you for that question. so it depends. one thing we have to stop doing is treating all voter i.d. laws as the same. >> okay, so your answer -- i want to move quickly. so it depends is your answer? >> that's my answer. >> okay, so voter i.d. laws are racist? >> apologies, mr. cruz. your state of texas, perhaps. >> okay so you think the entire state of texas is racist. what about requiring an idea to vote is racist. >> i think it's pretty reductive. i'm not saying the entire state of texas -- >> you tell me about the voter texas i.d. laws is racist in....

I.d. laws racist, professor tolson? >> thank you for that question. so it depends. one thing we have to stop doing is treating all voter i.d. laws as the same. >> okay, so your answer -- i want to move quickly. so it depends is your answer? >> that's my answer. >> okay, so voter i.d. laws are racist? >> apologies, mr. cruz. your state of texas, perhaps. >> okay so you think the entire state of texas is racist. what about requiring an idea to vote is racist. >> i think it's pretty reductive. i'm not saying the entire state of texas -- >> you tell me about the voter texas i.d. laws is racist in....

Because there wasn't only me. there were many that suffered. >> i want to talk about what happened when you were apprehended, but one more question about the conditions. were other folks that were in there with you, had they been there for long periods of time, like yourself? >> yes. there were people there for some 30 days. including one for 43 days. there were people who were there way more time than me. i was there 23 days. there were people who had been there for much longer time. >> you were apprehended at a border checkpoint with your brother. your brother does not have papers. you do. y...