Washington Post – From Ellis Island to an electrified fence, why America is so torn on immigration
By Roberto Suro and Marcelo Suárez-Orozco | October 21, 2011
“…Americans are very capable of exalting immigration in the past even while fearing it in the future. But we need to move away from that paradox in order to manage immigration in the present…”
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