Scimitar (), a former federal police detective, in a mission, he was betrayed lost their identity and family. Three years later, he was hired as an illegal worker when he needed to find a job on the street. Michael Benz (), a local businessman and snakes, and he has countless underworld White Road complicated relationship. He told the machete, Senator McLaughlin () is preparing to stop illegal immigration into the United States. In order to stop the crime, Benz had to kill McLaughlin with a scimitar. After the incident, the scimitar would be paid $150,000.
For money, Scimitar accepted Bentz's task. Scimitar was planning to kill McLaughlin at the rally, but when performing the task, he found that he had become the target of Bentz's killers instead. Obviously, Benz and McLaughlin are a group, he designed and directed the whole "good show." Because the election is imminent, McLaughlin proposed a bill prohibiting illegal immigration, and Scimitar, an outlaw from Mexico, wanted to kill him entirely because of his political views. At this time, something like this would surely be able to draw a lot of support for McLaughlin.
The scimitar who escaped from the dead was taken to the hospital to treat the wound, but before the police wanted to arrest him, he escaped from the strictly guarded hospital. This time, the National Immigration Stillman sent their most powerful female agents Saar Tana () came to Texas to hunt machete. With the help of his former good friend Lutz, Scimitar evaded the police and found his good brother Padro, who had fought bloody battles with him and has now become a clergyman.
The scimitar who found the good brother began to retaliate against Bentz. They kidnapped Bentz's wife and daughter. APRIL Benz's daughter () are not fuel-efficient lights, for guns and violence she has an extraordinary hobby. At this moment, Saltana encountered a scimitar, but she did not arrest him, instead she was full of respect and curiosity for the murderous killer. At this time, the Scimitar also organized a large number of immigrants who had been betrayed, and they wanted to strike McLaughlin.
