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"      As part of Immigrant Heritage Month, Rivera went behind the camera for a special project in partnership with Welcome.us, a nonprofit organization &amp;quot;dedicated to celebrating a United States that is fueled by an immigrant tradition.&amp;quot;\u00A0She told BuzzFeed that the story resonated with her on a personal level, and that &amp;quot;everyone has an immigration story.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Immigration shows how beautiful America is as a country,&amp;quot; she continued, noting also that if everyone felt that way, there&amp;#039;d be much less contentious political discourse on the subject. The short film sees a diverse bunch of New York City residents passing a ~**mYSteRiOUs**~ envelope along like a very literal chain letter of sorts, except you don&amp;#039;t get visited by a malevolent ghost if you don&amp;#039;t share it with 17 friends, thank goodness. (At least, I assume you don&amp;#039;t but then I haven&amp;#039;t received the letter myself and am not even checking my email today just to play it safe. #SoThere.) At the conclusion of the film, one lucky lady gets to open it and read the heartwarming message inside. Realistically though, if a New Yorker were to hand a note to someone standing there just looking confused in the middle of Times Square, it would probably say something like, &amp;quot;GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY, TOURIST.&amp;quot; Because New Yorkers are a polite bunch like that. &amp;amp;lt;3 Follow Alex on  Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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