D. A. King has an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:

Those who study our national illegal immigration crisis watch with knowing sadness as millions of Americans outraged over our porous borders eventually get to the obvious question: Why has the president of the United States refused to secure American borders?

Perhaps it is part of a larger plan.

‘Flow freely’ will erase face of U.S. By D.A. KING,
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 30, 06

You can write letters to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution here, and you may want to thank them for having the nerve to occasonally print the pro-American side of the immigration argument.

Kevin Carter writes:

Joe Guzzardi’s recent blogging on the Utah primary calls to mind an old Thomas Nast cartoon. Nast was commenting on the election of 1876, when massive voter fraud in four Carpetbagger-controlled Southern states (one of which was Florida) prevented the Democrats from winning in the Electoral College and threw everything into a frenzy. Eventually, both parties struck a backroom deal by which the Republican candidate, Rutherford or “Rutherfraud” as some called him at the time) B. Hayes, would become president but would have to remove the remaining federal soldiers still occupying the South. While technically a Republican victory, it so humiliated and weakened the GOP that, as the badly
wounded Republican elephant put it “another such victory, and I am undone.”