Sunday, March 26, 2006   Generally, I tend to agree on most
things political with Michelle Malkin. The one issue where we
differ is on immigration. She states that America is not a
nation of immigrants:  (Isn’t it funny, by the way, how the
politically correct multiculturalists who claim we are a “nation
of immigrants” are sooo insensitive toward Native American
Indians, Native Alaskans, Native Hawaiians, and descendants of
black slaves who did not “immigrate” here in any common sense of
the word?)  Even if we were a “nation of immigrants,” it does
not explain why we should be against sensible immigration
control.   While I agree that "sensible immigration control" is
definitely needed--particularly in these days of fanatic Islamic
jihadist threats (in fact, I would go so far as to put a
moratorium on all immigration to this country for a period of
time--say 1-2 years) while we continue to sort out the danger
and develop countermeasures); nevertheless, I must respectfully
disagree about the "not a nation of i