When it’s all said and done a year from now and regardless of who comes on top, the GOP ought to be grateful to Donald Trump for making them aware of the tremendous pitfalls awaiting the party on immigration. It’s still early in the game, and it is by no means certain that the party would be able to avoid going over the immigration cliff, but if it does, it will owe it to Mr. Trump.   It is, of course, difficult to imagine at present as we hear Sen. McCain tell us (again) that the GOP has no chance of capturing the White House in 2016 without “comprehensive immigration reform,” implying that amnestied Latinos would flock to the GOP in droves. For Mitt Romney, Trump’s remarks were a “severe error,” while Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona considered them “coarse, ill-informed, inaccurate” and not representative of the GOP.  And herein lies the GOP problem, because if the views of these grandees reflect what the party...(Read Full Article)