This week’s Pew Hispanic Center survey of Hispanic voters presents some problems for the open-borders narrative. McCain trails Obama 66 to 23 percent, so if he ends up winning anyway, what’s the Wall Street Journal/La Raza axis going to say then? Conversely, if Obama wins, it will be hard to argue that immigration was all that important, since the Pew survey found that immigration ranked dead last as “extremely important” among the seven issues considered, behind education, the cost of living, jobs, healthcare, crime, and Iraq.