That's absolutely correct. Regarding this specific issue the top priority is to get the state to redistrict.
Schwarzenegger has suggested a step in the correct direction but the plan still relies on the judgment of public officials. The problem is that while Schwarzenegger has mentioned it, he has done nothing active to move it along.
Bush however is an equally necessary prime target for two obvious reasons. First, immigration issues are federal rather than local and second, Bush has been actively pursuing his policies which are as disastrous as any cooked up by the cultural separatists in California.
Bush has my support regarding his "matching foreign workers with US employers when no American will take the job" which Bush reiterated just yesterday if the program is limited to the production and harvest of perishable commodities and the program participants are only males over the compulsory education age among the 50 states. The balance of Bush's policies on Mexican immigration are a quick trip to a loss of sovereignty.
The problem has gotten so bad that every time Bush opens his mouth there is a documented, substantial increase in attempted, illegal boarder crossing. Yesterday's reiteration may well calm the Mexican masses in California's interior but it will also effect Arizona boarder in about two to three weeks.
It's more like 'jobs people like you don't want Americans to do'.