This 18-year-old boy was just crossing the border to fix his car when border police pulled him over and started harassing him. They demanded his ID, pressed him about weapons, but he knew his rights and completely shut them down. >> Are you guys talking to me? >> Yeah, I can talk to you. I'm already told him I'm going to San Antonio, man. And then he told me if I have anything in my trunk. Of course I have my firearm, you know. Oh, he asked me for documentation also. >> What kind of documentation? >> For my gun, I believe. >> Whose rifle is that? >> It's mine, sir. It's under my name and everything. Just because I'm 18 doesn't give you guys the right to do all this. >> We just got to make sure that it's not a stolen weapon. >> It's not a stolen weapon. I wouldn't have it if it's a stolen weapon. You understand where I'm coming from? I don't give you any searches or seizures for me for anything, you know. So I have my own rights. >> You're saying that that I don't have any authority to do what? >> Uh like uh grab grab my gun or or seize my car for anything. No, I have my own rights. >> Do you have any documentation proving that you were born in the United States? >> have to prove that's the thing. >> Are you saying that you don't have to identify yourself as an American citizen? >> No, cuz I've already passed and I've told I'm from the United States and they let me go. What do you want, man, for real? You're you're wasting my time and your time. I'm just trying to go up my way, fix my car. >> What's wrong with it? >> It's shaking really bad. I don't even know if I'll make it, but I'm going to go fix it. >> San Antonio? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Thank you. Thank you.