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Very witty. Perhaps a gig in the Catskills in more your calling.

I'm still waiting for any type of evidence that would suggest that Mexican immigration is any different than any other past wave of immigration.

Either comprehending the English language is too much a strain on your brain cells, OR perhaps the "caps lock key" in bold did not register with your retina.

An eye exam is recommended -- if that still doesn't work, please have an amigo read Ms. Schlafy's article to you, a history of U.S. immigration, AND a peak at the U.S. Constitution....Still not too late for you to learn SOMETHING.

I've been studying American History for 23 years. I hold a BA in History from UT Austin. My grandfather was a wetback who didn't speak a lick of English. 60 years later his son and grandson are college grads living comfortable upper middle class lives. My father used an ROTC scholarship to pay his way through school and served in the US Army for nearly 20 years. I used the Army College Fund to pay for the last year of my school. I served one 4 year term with the 1st Cavalry Division, including service in the Gulf War and a subsequent deployment to Kuwait. So don't tell me Mexicans don't assimilate and don't work. Hell, I don't even speak Spanish.

Your opinions are factually incorrect, racist, disgusting and decidedly un-American. You would be well advised to crack a book some day and pause just for second to remember who you are and where you come from. Mexicans do all the shitty jobs that natives don't want to do. Just like the Irish, Chinese, Italians etc. did before them. Mexicans have come to this country for the all same reasons as our ancestors.

"I'm still waiting for any type of evidence that would suggest that Mexican immigration is any different than any other past wave of immigration."

Well for one how about the fact that the Mexicans can just walk over an undefended boarder any time they feel like it. Where as other imigrants had to sell everything, get on a boat an forget ever seeing thier homeland again. I'd call that a very very big diference.