Sam in the Snow
NYFF51: How Democracy Works Now
October 10 - 12, 2013
Summer 2002, Kennedy and Brownback are back to work on immigration, and everything is sent into a tailspin with the White House’s intention to create a new Department of Homeland Security.
Please note: Several hours prior to showtime, tickets will no longer be available for purchase online. Tickets will still be available at the box office.
David Neal and Esther Olavarría, aides to Brownback and Kennedy respectively and two of the driving forces behind immigration reform on Capitol Hill, get back to work on a bill when the White House sends everything into a tailspin one more time with a proposal to create a vast new government entity to be called the Department of Homeland Security. Brownback is now put on the defensive by the growing anti-immigration sentiment in his own party, and we take a close look at a politician forced to weigh his options.
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