Aeroméxico, Mexico’s large airline, is taking on the border debate in their own way: by trying to convince Americans to visit Mexico.

“Mexico’s first destination is America, but America’s first destination is not Mexico,” the ad begins. “So we went to a typical American town to ask why they don’t consider Mexico an option to travel to.”

Now, the United States is a diverse place with more than 325 million citizens, but the Mexican flag carrier was able to find some Americans who, in their own words, were absolutely not planning on going to the US’ southern neighbor anytime soon.

Aeromexico, of which Delta Air Lines owns a 49% stake, then convinced those people to take a play out of Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s book and submit a DNA test to see if they had Mexican heritage that they didn’t know existed.

You probably guessed where this was going, but many of those same people did in fact have some heritage traceable to Mexico. The airline then turned any percentage found in the test into a matching discount on fares to Mexico.

“That’s bullshit,” one person said in the ad. Others were just as surprised. “I love discounts,” another said.

The ad goes on to cite Department of Homeland Security stats that show Mexican immigration to the United States goes back as far as the 1800s, centered understandably in southern states.

And it’s not Aeromexico’s first time taking on Trump’s rhetoric with commercials, either.

In 2016, a similar ad featured emotional images of border fences, riots, and protests shortly after Trump’s inauguration.

“There are no borders within us,” the ad finishes.

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Mexico's largest airline is trolling Americans and it's the best. h/t @Aeromexico pic.twitter.com/hPvqGnDZeF

— Kevin Sieff (@ksieff) January 17, 2019