All language subtitles for In Justice - 1x13 - Crossing the Line.LOL.en

Jon, that's, that's spanish.

Is Sonya latina?

Yeah, that's great.

Thank you, ma'am.
Okay, bye-bye.

Charlie, look at this new case
I dug out of my underwear drawer.

Yeah,
that's quite impressive, Sonya.

But what is this right here?

Oh, that is where I drew stars
around your name.

Ah, stars.

- I sprayed it with perfume.
- I have a minute to kill.

Don't make me chase you,
you little minx.

Oh, come after me,
come after me!

Get back here, you latina leopard!

- N.J.P.
- N.J.P.

Xavier Medina,
serving life in prison for murder

at donovan correctional facility
in San Diego.

- A new case?
- Old case.

It just became new again.
- How'd it do that?

I was working this case
when I first came to the N.J.P.,

but it never went anywhere, because
our key witness fled to Mexico.

And she's the only one who can
support Xavier's version of events.

So?

Well, I have a friend
that works at immigration,

so I asked her to keep an eye out
for this witness, a Lupe Huerta,

in case she ever came back.

Well, I just got a phone call
from my friend.

Lupe was apprehended trying to
cross the mexican border last night.

She's being held at the I.C.E. detention center in San Ysidro, San Diego.

Well, good.

We'll head down friday, ask for
a material witness warrant,

and they've got a great spa
down there, too.

Actually, Lupe's
going to be deported

unless we make that plea
in person in four hours.

- Four hours?
- And change.

That's when they start busing
deportees back to Mexico.

- Four hours, Charlie?
- Yep.

This witness is our whole case.

I mean, if we lose her,
we have nothing.

And if she's deported,
we're never going to find her again.

So we move on.

It's not like we're lacking in cases.

We've got to chase some witness
down in San Diego? Come on.

No, this witness, I have...

Look...

I know at first glance, this case
may not seem like much,

but I've met Xavier, okay?
He could have taken a plea.

He would have gotten seven years,

but instead he decided to let
the jury see that he was innocent.

The D.A. made the trial into
a referendum on immigration.

Xavier didn't go to prison
for murder.

He went to prison
for being a mexican.

Sounds like a campaign
bumper sticker to me.

Yeah, coach. I hate flying coach.

It wasn't that bad.

You didn't have a kid
projectile vomit all over you.

Keep going, Sonya.

"Question--come on, Xavier,
we're your friends here.

"Just tell us why you did it.
Answer..."

I told you. I found him, okay?

But your prints
were found on the knife.

It was in his head.
I couldn't leave it...I couldn't...

- He pulled the knife out?
- Yeah.

You've got to love the smart ones.

Felix is my friend.
I'd never hurt him, never!

Look, maybe you guys
were friends,

but I have a witness
back at the factory

who said he saw you flirting
with this girl, with Lupe.

Not flirting. Lupe asked me
to look for him. Okay?

She could not find him.

All I know is, you flirt
with my girl, I get angry.

So Felix was jealous, right?
He confronts you. You fight.

He pulls the knife.
You grab it from him, kill him.

Justifiable homicide.
Seven years.

Ask Lupe.
She will tell you the truth. Please.

Lupe's gone! She's back in Mexico!

That's right. Without Lupe,
what have you got?

"Without Lupe,
what have you got?" That's all.

Okay, we'll find Lupe.

- How much time we got?
- One hour. It shouldn't be too...

You are hereby remanded
into the custody

of U.S. Immigration and customs
enforcement for immediate deportation.

- We'll find Lupe.
- All right, I'll start the plea.

- Let's split up.
- Okay.

After you've seen the judge, please
follow the red line to the east door.

Hey, sis, don't let them
send me back to Mexico.

I'm your long-lost brother Eduardo.

Sorry, bro,
you' going to have to stay lost.

Come on, I'm house-trained.

Look, I match your photo.

Okay, so I cut my hair.

What's the matter?
You don't remember me?

All those who want
to self-deport,

you want to go see
the outermost holding area.

Where are you going?

Conti!

Conti!

We've just flown in
from Oakland, your honor.

And I'm very much
impressed, mister...

Swain.

- We are searching...
- David.

We have located a material witness
in a murder trial, your honor,

a miss Lupe Huerta.
We ask she be held in-country.

Take a seat, mr. Swain.

Pat, get a lawyer
from I.C.E. down here,

and someone find
this Lupe Huerta.

Lupe Huerta!

Lupe Huerta, forward, please!

Lupe Huerta, forward, please!

Stay with her.

Stay with her!

Your honor, my client's trial counsel
asked I.C.E to hold miss Huerta here

if she ever were
to ever surface back in 2002.

- 2002?
- That's right, your honor.

Mr. Swain's client was convicted
and sentenced four years go.

So your guy was already convicted?

Well, what the hell's
the shouting about?

We're seeking
to overturn his conviction.

Hola. �Que tal?

Hola.
Where are you from?

Colima. �Y tu?

You don't sound
like you're from Colima.

My parents are.
I'm from the United States.

You're waiving
your right to a hearing

and agreeing
to be returned voluntarily.

Yes, sir.

No, no, wait, wait, wait!

She's a material witness
in an investigation.

I'm a lawyer.
That's my witness!

She's agreed to a voluntary return.
There's nothing I can do.

I'm just asking that she be held
here until we can resolve this.

Your honor, her testimony
is vital to our case.

Well, the hold on her expired.

No special circumstances allow
for her entry into the country.

- David, she's self-returning.
- Who are you?

Your honor,
let me bond miss Huerta out.

I will represent her
in the deportation hearing,

which is in like, what, like a week?

Lupe...listen to me. Xavier sent me.

We want to help you.

You were trying to come
to the United States, right?

I just wanted
to come here for work.

Okay, good.
We can help you with that.

We can help you come legally.
Just talk to the guard.

- You don't understand.
- Okay, help me understand.

Why are you running?
- They will kill me.

Who?
Wait, wait, who?

Who? Tell me!

Miss Huerta will be held until june.

Any objections from the government?

M. Swain is making
an end-run around I.C.E.--

Come on, ms. Yee!

No objection, your honor.

Your petition is granted, mr. Swain.

Hey, hey, bro, listen,
I need... I need a favor.

- Oh, anything for you, sis.
- Good, good.

Can you follow that girl?

The girl, the one in the yellow.

I'm Sonya Quintano.
The national justice project. Oakland!

Don't forget!
National justice project!

Oakland, California!
National justice project!

So she said
someone's trying to kill her?

Yeah, she said "they."

"They're" trying to kill her.

You have any idea
what Lupe might mean by that?

No.

So Lupe's gone?

Yes.

We're hoping for a phone call

from somebody who followed her
over the border but...

Sorry, Xavier.

Are you saying,
"I'm sorry we lost her"

or "I'm sorry
we cannot help you anymore"?

Xavier, we can't help you

unless you give us something
more concrete, okay?

I watch you on tv, for english.

Yeah?

What did you watch, "20/20" or court tv?

Court tv.

I don't like this...Cynthia Lady.

- Oh, she's terrible.
- She's mean.

You know, you think she'd be nice
when you meet her, but she's not.

- That blond hair...
- Oh, my god, it's a wig.

David, could we just...

the... case?
- Yeah.

All right, look, Xavier,
you said that you...

you worked with the victim
Felix Desoto at the...

at the factory at the border, right?

Yes, we became friends.

We both had green cards.

We were studying
to become american citizens.

We would test each other.

What is the 27th amendment
to the constitution?

Congressional raises.

What year was it drafted?

1992.

Congratulations.

You now know more
than 99% of all americans.

Now the prosecution said
you killed Felix 'cause of Lupe.

They said that
on the day of the murder

you were seen trying to kiss her.

No, no, she asked me
to look for Felix.

He left work early,
and he didn't phone her.

Why'd she go to you
and not the police?

She was illegal.
She did not want to be arrested.

All right,
so you go looking for Felix.

What do you find?

His car next to the road,

between the factory and
my apartment near the otay mesa.

Prosecution said that you both
pulled over there after work.

You fought. And then...

Back away!
Back away now!

I found Felix dead.

I'm sorry.
I wish it sounded truer.

And you have no idea
who killed him?

No.

Xavier Medina, mexican
national green card holder.

Convicted of murdering
his best friend Felix Desoto.

Conti, who gets to go
to San Diego on this?

Anyone who doesn't ask who
gets to go to San Diego on this.

Okay, what's
the evidence against him?

The eyewitness account
of the border patrolman

who found Xavier with the body.

- The fingerprints on the knife.
- Good.

Victim's blood.

Good, all of which
is consistent with Xavier's story.

Lupe asked him to find Felix.
Xavier finds him dead.

So what's inconsistent
about Xavier's explanation?

Motive.

The factory manager claiming
that Xavier was flirting with Lupe.

Right, right.
The factory manager Curt Walters.

We're going to need to talk to him.

Also, Lupe is an inconsistency.

Is she being paranoid?

If there is a "they" trying to kill her,

has it got to do with our case or is it
something else she's involved with?

I'll take knife evidence.

Brianna, you go to San Diego
and talk to the factory manager.

- Any questions?
- Conti?

- We're usually a team.
- Okay.

Brianna, you want
someone to go with you?

Someone who speaks spanish
and knows his way around a churro.

- Fine.
- Okay, let's hit it.

I don't like that smile.

You like it enough
to keep coming here.

So what now,
setting my hair on fire?

Put out your right hand.

Science.

Thanks, Jake.

Don't worry, it comes out
after three or four washes.

Okay, pick up that knife.

Good.

Now this is plaster, the same
consistency as a human skull.

You're a cold-blooded killer.
Go.

Hard, right?

And the knife slipped a bit
in your hand, didn't it?

It did.

You never thought
killing someone was so hard.

Now pull it out.

Sword in the stone time, huh?

Thank you.

Now look at your prints.

That is what we scientists
like to call smears.

You plunge the knife in,
your prints smeared.

You yank the knife out,
your prints smeared. You with me?

- I am.
- Good.

Now this one.

Just take the knife out.

Okay.

These prints
only smear in one direction.

You didn't plunge it in.
You only yanked it out.

Which just happens
to match...

Your client's prints
on the murder weapon.

Which means someone
wearing gloves killed the victim.

Xavier came along,
pulled the knife out.

Yes, or your client was wearing
gloves when he stabbed him.

Then he felt so bad,
he took off his gloves

to pull out the knife so that
the police would catch him.

Thank you, Jake.

Sonya, pack a bag.
We're heading to San Diego.

Up here
is where I found your guy.

But I came over the slope up there,
hit the light, caught him with the knife.

And you said you don't usually
come out this far east?

Right, migrants head west
across the otay.

What made you come out
here that night?

I got a call from I.C.A.D. dispatch
to look for a group of illegals.

There are thousands of sensors
buried under these hills

to warn of border crossings.

You step on one,
a light goes off in I.C.A.D.

And the sensor here...you said
it was a group of illegals?

Right.

So the sensor tells you
how many pass over it?

Yes, sir.

- In real time?
- Yes, ma'am.

And there were
two passing over it that night,

the killer and the victim, right?
- No, four.

I don't understand.

The sensor felt four people pass over?

Or animals.

An animal heavy enough
can trigger the sensors.

But you said it was a group.

What animal heavy enough
to set off the sensor

travels in a group out here?

I don't know, but if there were two
other people out here that night,

why didn't I see them?

Actually, if there were two other
people out here that night,

who were they?

Been shipped south of the border.

We're one of the last ones.
Thank you, N.A.F.T.A.

So about Xavier Medina--

you still think it was
about a fight over Lupe?

Yeah, it's sad, really,
but it's a weird culture here.

Most of these women...
they come from small towns

where they're not supposed
to be assertive.

They get here,
they're working harder.

They're making more money
than the men.

Everything gets turned on its head.

And then the women start making
decisions for themselves,

and the men get jealous.

Must be a long day.
How many hours do they work?

Oh, it's not so bad.

This morning's shift goes till 3:00.

Then we got an afternoon shift
going till 11:00 P.M.

3:00. Shift is over.

Here she comes.

Now what if
she only speaks spanish?

Four years of college spanish,
baby. Hello, hi.

Uh, hola, senorita.

Mire, le ruego que me
deje en paz, por favor.

- Four years, huh?
- I got the "por favor" part.

Uh, �me permite hacerle
una pregunta?

�Son investigadores de la policia?

No, no, somos abogados.

Okay, ask her what she wanted
to tell me about Xavier.

Yes, thank you, Jon.
You're being very helpful.

�Es verdad que Xavier mato a Felix

porque estaba enamorado de Lupe?

Eso es lo que dicen,
pero no lo creo.

Todo el mundo sabia que habian
drogas en abundancia en la fabrica.

What?

What, what did she say?

Well, she said
the rumor in the factory

about how Felix was killed--
they don't think it was jealousy.

They don't?
Then �por que?

Drugs.

Of course I didn't say anything
about the crystal meth.

That's 'cause you can benefit
from workers

who are able
to work twice the hours.

No, because
it was four years ago.

And you don't cross
the drug runners,

not if you want
to keep your factory running.

Your trucks show up late.
The tires are slashed.

You act like you're in Mexico,
mr. Walters.

No, I act like I'm on the border.

It doesn't matter which side I'm on.

Do you still think Felix's death
happened during a fight over Lupe?

Yeah, totally, completely. Felix
had nothing to do with drugs.

It turns out crystal meth
is popular in these factories

'cause it helps
the workers work twice as long.

- Is Felix mixed up with it?
- We don't know.

The boss says no, workers say yes.

Thank you.

Well, if Felix was killed for drugs,

that would explain
why Lupe was afraid of them.

Also why border patrol sensors
picked up

four people at the crime scene,
not two.

Ah, good--progress.

We're going to the airport.
Where are you?

Oh, there was so much work,
I thought I'd stay the night.

You heading back to Oakland?
- My dad wants to see you.

What?

My dad wants to see you.

All right.
I'll call you back, Charlie.

Thank you, son.

David Swain.

Yes.

I don't believe we've m--

I was ten years
behind you at Harvard.

Ignacio Cedillo.
Please, have a seat.

We just checked in.

Beautiful hotel.

Yes, it is.

You mind if I offer you
a suggestion, mr. Swain?

One lawyer to another.

That would depend
on the suggestion.

Xavier Medina isn't worth it.

- Isn't worth what?
- The hassle.

You know, I don't do
cryptic, mr. Cedillo.

I'm fine with direct.
I'm good with angry.

So tell me, are we talking
a broken leg here?

A financial hit, what?

I'm a laywer with one client.

The name
will mean nothing to you.

I work hard to keep him
out of the public eye.

And until recently, he's made himself
wealthy with certain sales in Mexico.

Crystal meth.

My client isn't proud
of his past activities, mr. Swain.

And like any true penitent,

he's trying to put them behind him,

start fresh,
legitimize his interests.

My client had nothing to do with
the murder that you're pursuing,

but he's worried
that your investigation might

bring some unwanted attention,

and his peace of mind
matters to him,

so he's willing to purchase it.

Now we're getting somewhere.

My client is searching for a firm that
will handle his corporate portfolio.

We didn't know the size
of your retainer, so we guessed it.

- If I stop representing Xavier Medina..
- Daddy!

Take a look
inside the envelope, mr. Swain.

Charlie... yeah, listen.
Do me a favor, would you?

Find out everything you can
on an Ignacio Cedillo.

Yeah, thanks.

Miss... keep the change.

They're called globitos.

It's crystal meth
wrapped in a balloon.

And you think Felix
was mixed up in this?

No, I don't think so.

He was afraid to do
anything that might hurt

his chances to become a citizen.
I was, too.

Xavier, I've been talking
to an immigrion attorney.

Even if we can get you out
of here, the chances..

But if my conviction is overturned,
it will be like it never happened.

Yes, theoretically,
that's the argument,

but you see, the law is not that clear--

Mr. Swain, I have done nothing wrong.

I have my green card.

I have been in the United States
for more than five years.

I will pass my citizenship exam.

I will become a citizen, mr. Swain.

Okay.

Cedillo works for Juan Garcia
Rebollo, A.K.A. "Lord of the skies."

Drug trafficker?

First class. Crystal, coke,
heroin, he pushes it all.

The name of his crew
is hermanos de la a-go-nia.

Actually, it's hermanos de la agonia.

It means "brothers of agony."

Hermanos de la... agonia.

And they control the routes
in San Diego?

With an iron fist.
If anyone gets in their way,

they make him into guiso,
which means "stew,"

which is what a person looks like
after being thrown into a vat of acid.

Okay, thanks, Jon.
Good work.

Are we in over our heads here?

Yes.

- Way over our heads?
- Yes.

You think this drug dealer did it?

Killed Felix?

No, but I think his toes will be
stepped on if we find out who did.

What do you want to do?

It's costing us--
flights, rental cars, hotels.

It could be 100 grand
before we're done.

And no sense
we're coming closer to a habeas.

No.

You think he's innocent?

Don't you?

Yes.

Okay.

Hold on.

Sonya, it's your brother.

Can you tell him I'll call him back?

He says
he's at a pay phone.

A pay phone?
What is he doing at a pay phone?

I don't know. He says,
"it's your long lost brother."

I don't know what that means.

Conti, it's Eduardo.
It's the kid!

What?

Thanks.

Hello, Eduardo?

Hey, sis. How you doing?

Where are you?

Tijuana. I miss you.

- Did you follow her?
- Yeah, sure thing.

Do you know where she went?

Better.
I'm looking at her right now.

The store's right up here.

- When did you last see her?
- This morning.

So are you a bounty hunter
or something?

- No, a lawyer.
- A lawyer?

- Lawyers do this in america?
- Some do.

- You know who else is in there?
- Uh, yeah. Her mom.

- So you he a gun?
- I did, but I got rid of it.

- You saw her go in..the mom?
- Uh, no, I talked to her.

Lupe!

We just want to talk, okay?
Please.

Lupe, stop!

Stop!

Listen to me.

I know you're afraid of something,
but talk to us, please.

Xavier's in prison because of you,
but you can get him out.

Please, Lupe, he needs you.

She doesn't know anything.

She thinks that I came back
because I hated america,

and I don't want her to worry.

Worry about what?

They killed Felix.

"They"? Who?

He came to me at work.
He was upset.

He saw something.

He had to work the night before
because the manager was sick.

That's when he saw the two men.

They were dumping something
into the barrels.

What, drugs?

No, it wasn't about drugs.

He thought
that they saw him,

and he was worried
they would kill him and me too.

So he told me to leave,
to come back to Mexico.

Can you come back with us, Lupe?

You can tell the court
what you know.

We can have you protected.
The court can protect you.

Xavier needs your help.

I'm sorry.

Okay, the barrels Felix
said he saw.. where were they?

There are the barrels.

Okay, now I don't want an argument.

Got your phone?

Go back to the car, turn on the
headlights, shine 'em down here.

If I give this signal...

or if anything happens,
you call the police.

Tell 'em it's a 10-dash-108.

- 10-dash-108, okay.
- Okay.

- Go.
- Yeah.

Hello.

You should have accepted
the money, mr. Swain.

It's hard to pursue a case
without a client.

Victoria, get me the donovan
correctional facility now!

I was lucky this time.

They're going to try again.

I've requested an expedited transfer
until your habeas hearing.

- When is this?
- Well, we don't know yet.

But we're coming close
to cracking this thing.

We found a body
in an oil drum near the factory.

The police are investigating.

- Whose body?
- Well, we don't know.

A young woman.

Felix knew the body was there, and
that might be why he was killed.

So these people who are trying
to kill me in here, they--

Yeah, they figure they get rid of you,
we'll stop our investigation.

So then a transfer won't help.
They'll find me wherever I go.

- Punch a guard.
- What?

Punch a guard. They'll
automatically put you in solitary.

No, then
they'll extend your sentence.

No, you've got to punch someone
who won't press charges.

Well, who?

What? No.

Come on, David,
one pop and it's over.

Why can't he punch you?

'Cause you're the lawyer.
That's more realistic.

I think I can make punching you
look pretty realistic.

- Maybe I could fake a punch.
- No, no.

Not with the...

Come on, David,
just take one for the team.

Why do people use
sports metaphors

when they want you
to do something stupid?

Just a little bop in the nose.

No pain, no gain.

Guard...

You said you were gonna
get me out of here!

You lied to me!

I want out of this place!
Let me out of this place!

- Do you ever clean up?
- Always.

That's just from this morning.

You study the autopsy report?

Yes, thank you, I love getting
these photos around lunchtime.

What was your analysis?

The world needs more people like me.

Your analysis of the autopsy report?

The San Diego coroner got
one thing right--the victim is a she.

From there, he's out of his depth.
The age, I put at 13, 14.

- Anything about how she died?
- Violently.

Tool marks on the rib cage photos
from a knife.

Probably didn't put up
much of a fight either.

How do you know?

Hi.

Hi. I'll come back.

No, no, not on my account.

- Jake, how do you know?
- How do I know what?

That she didn't put up
much of a fight.

Oh, well, a few healed fractures
on her arms and legs,

the kind you see on victims of abuse.

Also, her long bones
show the presence of harris lines.

- What are they?
- A sign she was malnourished.

Malnutrition? We were thinking
she was a drug mule.

I doubt it.

Drug mules have to be strong
with resilient bodies.

This girl was
bordering on starvation.

Then what was she doing
at the factory?

What's this?

- What is that?
- Look.

Yeah, it's a cross around her neck.

From Oakland?

Such a long way to come
for such a small cross.

Well, we understand
your town is known for them.

Yes, for many years.

The milagros are made from tin
mined in the mountains here.

These days I understand you can
buy these in New York and in China.

Global marketplace.

We think this one's authentic.

It was found on the body
of a murder victim in San Diego.

A girl.

She was killed four years ago.

Unfortunately,
that's a familiar story.

So you know of families
who might have lost a daughter?

Follow me.

It used to be only the men
crossed to the other side,

but then the abductions began.

The abductions?

Young girls taken off the street
in the light of day.

Nobody knew what happened until
one day when one of them returned,

starving, from California.

She escaped?

Yes.

At first, she could not even speak,

and when she finally did,
she spoke only of horrors.

She'd been raped.

Much worse.

She'd been held in bondage,

starved into submission
for the gratification of others.

Forced prostitution.

Global marketplace...

That's what Felix
threatened to expose.

Not drugs.

And they killed him for it.

The question is, who's "they"?

Mr. Swain, hello.

I heard about the attack
on your client. I'm sorry.

Wow, that looks like it hurts.

Only when I smile.

Well, let's not smile then,
my goodness.

How's your client, by the way?
- He's fine, thanks. How's yours?

Good. He was sorry to hear
you wouldn't represent him.

No, I did do
some research, though.

It seems your client has
his hands in a lot of pockets--

manufacturing, transportation,
a regular monopoly board.

- He likes to diversify.
- Yeah.

I don't remember the square
for human trafficking.

Is that between boardwalk
and park place?

Clearly you think you know something
you really don't know, mr. Swain.

Well, that's true.

We've been operating
under the wrong theory.

We thought Felix was killed because
he knew about drug trafficking.

Well, it wasn't drugs
being trafficked, was it?

- It was girls.
- Daddy!

- I'll be right there, son.
- Come on.

One second.

We're still woing out the details,

but we feel we have enough
for a press conference.

Of course,
they're going to want to know

where we got our information,

and we're going to have
to tell them the whole story

about the factory on the border,
it's co-owned by your client.

I already told you my client
has nothing to do with the murder.

That's true.

If we only had another name--

the name of someone who
did know something about this,

we could keep your client out of it.

Give me 24 hours.

Let's go! Clear the way! Back up!

Let's go!

The rest--one floor.
The rest of you, stand by.

Sweep it!

Go, go, go, go!

Clear!

Clear!

We found the girls.
Call for EMs.

Yeah, we code 10-4-7.
Additional b-m-s-2 location.

Oh, god.

Calmate, calmate.

I'm not gonna hurt you.
We're here to help.

We're here to help.

Shh, shh, shh,
it's gonna be all right now.

It's gonna be okay.

- We found Walters.
- Take her to E.M.S.

He's downstairs.

That him?

Yeah, that's Walters.

"I can't live
with the guilt anymore.

"I've done
so many terrible things,

"including ordering
the death of Felix Desoto."

What are you doing?

Check.

And don't be hasty, hmm?

Mike.

I was asking for a name,
not an act of vigilantism.

You read the letter, mr. Swain.
It was suicide.

How convenient.
You knew he was the trafficker.

What I know is irrelevant.

Based on your information,
we made some inquiries.

One cannot anticipate
these outcomes.

He was a bad man
who did bad things, mr. Swain,

and now he's dead,

and his human captives have
been delivered to their families.

We've done good together.

We have not done anything together.

Yes, we have,
and it's impolite not to thank us.

You're welcome.

This is a very important day
for all of you,

and for me, it's a chance
to do one of my favorite things--

welcome new members
to our great democracy.

You all right?

No.

David, you had no idea
they'd do that to Walters.

We wanted to get Xavier out.

- We wanted justice done.
- No, we wanted to get Xavier out.

We don't even know
if Walters was the guilty one.

No, we don't.
Nothing's certain.

But we got
an innocent man out of prison.

And that's...

Good.

Will the candidates for citizenship
please raise your right hand?

Repeat after me.

- "I hereby declare on oath..."
- I hereby declare on oath...

"that I absolutely
and entirely swear..."

That I absolutely
and entirely swear...

"that I will support
and defend the constitution..."

that I will support
and defend the constitution...

"and laws of the united
states of america..."

and laws of the united
states of america...

"against all enemies,
foreign and domestic..."

Smile. You got a man out.

I can't. It still hurts.

- "So help me god."
- So help me god.

Congratulations!

You are now citizens
of the United States of America!