Paul Cuadros

"[Duke] had said it all for everyone in America who views the migration and Latinos the way he does. They didn't wnat the workers or their families living in their towns but the sure wanted their chicken. And that was all that mattered. America spoke with its stomach and it wanted its tomatoes picked, its cucumbers gathered, its blueberries busheled, its hamburger ground, its pork processed, its Thanksgiving Day turkeys slaughtered, its Christmas trees cut, and its chickens butchered, and it didn't care much how that was done as long as the people who brought its food were kept invisible and cheap.
Duke had spent two hours bashing the very workers who had brought him his fried chicken. He didn't even realize the full extent of his hypocrisy. ... If they were sincere about recuding illegal immigration, they could take a stand and refuse to buy these products. They could stop eating fried chicken, bacon, hamburgers, steaks, lettuce, turkey, hot dogs, tomatoes, grapes, wine; and stop purchasing other products like furniture and textiles; and deny themselves services like landscaping and construction. But I suspect that, like Duke, most would simply help themselves to a nice plate of chicken." - p. 55-56