<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>As I alluded to previously, immigration reform seems to me like an issue where radical tactics, if people could be organized to engage in them, would have high prospects for success. Among other things, Jose Antonio Vargas’ story today makes<wm> me rethink that premise. Not at all. Jose Antonio Vargas, a former immigration attorney with the Immigration Coalition, has spoken extensively with me about his experiences and experiences of working for a Mexican immigrant family, and one night, he went straight from his law firm on San Jose to the airport, and flew outta the US to go to Mexico.

I do think I agree that those of us, whether you are conservative or liberal or independent or something in the middle of the road, if you don</wm>'t do some amount of work here at home and to improve things on our own front, we are