1. This is a US issue. Why does a Canadian think they have a right to dictate US immigration policy?

2. Votes count, and whether Hispanics are 40, 50, 60 or 70% of the population, unless they get out and vote (and they have a lower turn out rate than any other measured group - even when legally able to vote), they will have little influence on policy.

3. On pt 2., when they do start voting in numbers (usually 3rd generation), what they vote on has little to do with "Hispanic identity". In fact, the odd article I have read indicates they are MORE"conservative" on issues like immigration than the general population...