[ansel12]

Yeo, immigration serves the left and it is why JFK was obsessed with changing the immigration laws, to give us what became the 1965 Immigration Act.

[Praxeologue]

These latino or hispanic surveys are biased on the subject of immigration. The National Latino Survey, the Univision survey and others, though they have consistently shown that immigration is a minor issue, fifth or sixth on the list, skew their questions to support various forms of amnesty. Others are pure race baiting, such as "do you think that Republicans care about latinos?"

Some studies, however, show a large disparity between foreign and U.S. born latinos, which, when combined with the low priority given the immigration issue, indicate that this is not a wedge issue. For example from May 2013:

In assessing the support or opposition for such laws, 32.28 percent of U.S.-born Latinos responded that they “favor” or “strongly favor” tougher immigration laws, compared to 9.54 percent of foreign-born Latinos. By comparison, 41.72 percent of U.S.-born Latinos “oppose” or “strongly oppose” such laws, while 71.61 percent of foreign-born Latinos shared the attitude.

This should be the topic of its own thread. Karl Rove is being lead around by the nose.