These questions matter not only when taking the long view of history, but with current events as well — especially considering the Trump administration's rhetoric and actions toward undocumented immigrants. the Mexican government sold legal contracts to U.S. citizens to resettle in the Mexican state of Texas. The people who bought those contracts promised the government they would be good citizens of Mexico, that they would be Catholic, and that they would not own slaves (promises many of them had no intention of keeping). Many more immigrants from the United States streamed into Texas whether they had one of those legal contracts or not. Several of my ancestors arrived in central Texas around that time as immigrants. Anzaldúa and others make a very clear argument: the people who did not specifically receive one of the legal contracts given by the Mexican government moved to Texas illegally. Several of my Anglo ancestors came here without the proper documents when they settled in Texas — meaning, they broke the law. that the new movie "really stepped up to the plate. I think so many people in the LGBTQ community are going to be excited to see that representation.”Want more from thePower Rangers? Check this out: Eddie was enchanted by the project from the beginning, telling Ellen about how immersive and detailed Rowling’s script was when he read it. "The amazing thing about J.K. Rowling is oftentimes when you read scripts, it's just the dialogue that you see. But when you read her script, it was like reading one of her books," he beamed. "The intricacy of the detail, it was like you were taken back to all those things that you kind of love inPotterfilms."