Am I being detained? Yes, sir. You're being For what crime? It's an immigration check. >> Okay. And do you suspect that I'm not a US citizen? >> Sir, I can take you off this bus and detain you here further. For for what suspicion of what crime? Cuz I can't verify that you're a US citizen, sir. Okay. Do what you got to do. All right. Let's go. No, thank you. Sir, do you have an ID with you? I don't answer questions. I don't answer questions. What's your name and badge number? We don't have badge numbers, sir. >> Okay. Um A Albert and y'all don't have no number? No, sir. >> Okay. That's fine. I don't answer questions. You don't answer questions? >> I don't answer questions. Sorry. >> you're at a checkpoint, correct? Yes. Yes, I do. Like I'm just asking, are you a US citizen? >> Yes, I know. I'm just exercising my rights. I don't answer questions. All right. I have the next 10 hours, so we can sit here all night. >> Okay. Me, too. Do you suspect that I'm not a US citizen? >> We have to verify that everybody on the bus is a US citizen. Oh, we're Nazi now. We're Nazi Germany now, right? Arrest me if you That's what you want to do. >> my job and I'm here to do an immigration check. >> have the right to ask. I don't have to answer. A-13, can I get a supervisor to the bus, please? How you doing, sir? Pretty good. How about yourself? Good. Are you a US citizen? Uh I don't answer any questions. >> You can. You have to answer. I know I can, but I have the the right to remain silent. Uh no, thank you. Do you want to do it two ways? You can get off >> Do it however you want to do it. What What are you detaining me for? What are you detaining me for? So, what are you detaining me for? What are you detaining me for? No, thank you.