Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by / Aitor Sáez
00:35 Molly Bystrek | US citizen in Mexico
01:29 "Mary" | US citizen in Mexico
02:05 Édgar López | 'Democrats Abroad Mexico'
02:42 Fidencio Gallardo | US citizen in Mexico
02:55 Verónica González | US citizen in Mexico

Script:

00:00 - 00:33
This is Molly. She came from the United States to Mexico - over what she says is a rise in hatred stirred up by US President Donald Trump's administration.

She's just one case. But more and more Americans are deciding to leave their country for similar reasons. 

Molly says she was insulted as she walked down the street with her partner. She was also attacked on social media for her work as an immigration lawyer in Nebraska, a conservative state. She says she was branded a traitor to her country.  

00:34 - 00:48 SOT  Molly Bystrek, US immigrant
"There is an environment in which racist, homophobic people feel very comfortable to express whatever they want, for me it was not comfortable to receive these comments"

00:49 - 01:27
In San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, she was able to regain her emotional wellbeing. 

The American community in this picturesque town in central Mexico marked the 4th of July by denouncing current US policies. Including the treatment of migrants. 

1:10
Mary retired early from her job as a consultant for public insitutions in Washington DC.. She prefers not to give her real name for fear of repercussions when she visits the US. She left for many reasons.
 
01:28 - 01:45 SOT   Mary  
"My main concern is the rise of fascism, the loss of individual liberties, the loss of the first amendment, the complete disregard for human rights in America and the destruction of federal institutions."

01:46 - 02:03  
Last month, dozens of Americans demonstrated in Mexico City. They were supporting protests in Los Angeles against the deportation of foreigners. Edgar is American of Latino origin and is part of the Democratic party's international organization.

02:04 - 02:16  SOT Édgar López, Democrats Abroad Mexico  
"They are attacking migrants, not because they are criminals, which they are not. They are attacking them because they are mixed race, dark skinned, brown skinned and they are white supremacists".

2:16  SOT Veronica Gonzalez, American in Mexico  ((Spanish))
"And they are imprisoning people who are demonstrating and that is a big fear. They're also criminalizing the migrants and treating every Latino person as if we were criminals and it's not fair".

2:27
An increasingly hostile life in America - to escape from in Mexico.