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Whenever "illegal" is left out of such a statement, it calls into question the veracity of the columnist.

Excellent observation - this is just an op piece by someone who supports the senate bill trying to prop it up. Ignored by this article is the poll that indicates that 56% of legal Hispanic voters oppose illegal immigrants; in other words the scare tactic that voting for an enforcement only bill will alienate Hispancis is a lie.

I do wonder, however, if we've come to the point in our history where there are more illegal hispanics in American than legal ones, which is why the "voice" of the Hispanic community (what is heard when the MSM sticks microphones in front of illegals) seems to be saying something different than the poll of Hispanic voters.

I invite you to look at my #13.

Unfortunately the situation has deteriorated to the point where "traditional" law enforcement is inadequate for the job at hand. At the very least a non-counterfietable national ID system will be needed along with several million ID checks a day. Real time analysis and tracking of the data gathered too, of course.

No matter what is done the future will be quite different from what we have grown up to expect.