It's too bad that Pastor De La Torre seems to push a sugary insight relating to immigration. Let me guess, does he believe in universal salvation? I am the daughter of immigrants. They had to apply and they went along the immigration process. My father eventually became an American citizen---and with pride, it turned out to be a great accomplishment for him. It amazes me that Mr. De La Torre is a Southern Baptist minister, not too many years ago you would not hear someone like him. I suggest that he reads the book of Exodus and Deuteronomy where God warns the children of Israel not to become like their neighboring countries. Mr. De La Torre should concentrate on sponsoring missionaries to Spanish-speaking countries so these populations in their native lands can change for the better. It all starts with the heart-----------not at the border.