Should we build a great stone wall to keep out the Mexican hordes?

Seriously, is it me, or does this immigration issue seem moronic? I mean, I love Mexicans, and so does everyone else.

If politicians cared to look at American migration, they'd notice 100 years ago the top 10 most populated cities in America were located in the Northeast. Now, the 7 of the top 10 most populated cities are located in the Southwest. What does that mean?

It means people want to live where the weather is nice, which leads one to ask the question--Does the nice weather stop along the U.S./Mexican border?

In other words, Americans want to move South, and Mexicans want to move North. It seems to me politicians are playing politics and overlooking what the people are saying where they are moving.