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It has nothing to do with your or my position on immigration. It has to do with immigration and voting patterns. The Republican Party must take the lead on the initiation of a dialogue with the American people on immigration. The status quo is not an option because the demographic changes wrought by immigration will slowly strangle the Republican Party and an amnesty will just hasten the process putting the final nail in the coffin of this country and the GOP. We need to reduce our immigration numbers drastically and probably have a moratorium.

FYI: I doubt you are to the right of me on immigration, but I do know that I am better informed than you are on the issue. You seem to believe that we can somehow woo enough of the Hispanic vote to win elections over the long term. The fact is that we are importing poverty thru our legal mass immigration policies that will effectively make the Dems the permanent majority party. The annual entry of 1.2 million legal immigrants a year, two-thirds of whom are Hispanic, will just add to the Dem voter rolls. <

Here is the Census Bureau prognosis for this country in 2050 with one in three residents of this country being Hispanic:

An Older and More Diverse Nation by Midcentury