An immigrant fights with his brothers-at-arms against a society, reliving the past in the future.

SYNOPSIS:

JASON’s voice narrates the mindset of a white supremacist. We meet three different children in this alternate universal future. The U.S. has a wall around the forty-eight states and the country even has two presidents again. There is a civil war going on between the southern and the northern. The kids are all kidnapped, separated from their families, and brought in by the south to be trained for war when they are eighteen. HECTOR is one of the kids, who were separated from his parents caused by Jason, an ICE officer. He develops a friendship with an African American kid who was stripped from his drug-addicted abusive religious mother. He also molds a second friendship with a Muslim boy, who was taken from his dad, who was forced out of the country. We see a rich kid who is the son of an important government figure and in favor of the south. We skip forward to years later and see that the kids are all in different places as teenagers where the war begins. They battle each other without even knowing, but figure it out before anyone gets hurt. Further ahead, Hector has started a new life for himself with his Asian wife, OZMA out in the country trying to avoid Jason. They all try to reunite to carry out a plot to dismantle the wall, but it does not go as well for everyone. We skip forward again and see that many years later, Hector is the president of Mexico and his son and Jason meets with the now confederate president, who says that he will no longer tolerate the treatment that the Americans have been putting them through. Hector has serious power and influence in his position and becomes good friends with Jason.