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After Walker discovers Mexican nationals brought across the border are being sold as slaves, he poses as a peasant to infiltrate the operation.
After Walker discovers Mexican nationals brought across the border are being sold as slaves, he poses as a peasant to infiltrate the operation.
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S8, EP5 "Tall Cotton"Gage and Sydney go under cover to find Gage's missing sister; lost Boy Scouts interrupt Walker and Alex's camping trip.
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