Here is an analysis of a documentary that seems to me very important, since it shows different types of racism and conduct that Americans take against Mexicans. The Farmingville documentary by Carlos Sandoval and Catherine Tambini, chronicles a murder of two Mexicans in the city of Farmingville, New York, which sparked controversy among illegal immigrants, North American residents and politicians in New York. The video shows how triggered a series of nonconformities against the influx of immigrants, primarily Mexicans, to this city, the way in which are hired to work and their living conditions. Ohio Senator insists that this is the case. It also recounts the various points of view of those involved and the different proposals that arise to solve the problem of overpopulation illegal, since the social and political sphere, of which the first searches for the exile of illegal immigrants and the second tries to create a support center where they will live and will be sought to be hired for jobs. The most important points that are developed in the documentary are: the murder of two Mexicans, comments from Farmingville residents regarding the invasion, the point of view of illegal immigrants and their purposes and finally conferences conducted by rulers to discuss the law of support centre and the opinion submitted by the citizens in the same. Finally intends to expose the development of this crisis and how it is solved through political and social debates reaching a mutual agreement between the two to get to the common good, while respecting American laws and the rights of all, including immigrants, although it also evidenced how the laws may be influenced depending on the desire of citizens, in this case the veto of the law. Farmingville shows a great conflict that is interposed between two social groups based on contempt for the inhabitants of the city of Farmingville toward illegal immigrants who have settled in the city. .