Cui bono.

“I fear Mr. Kobach targets town like ours, and towns like Hazleton, Pa., Valley Park, Mo., and Farmers Branch, Texas, as financial windfalls. I think he comes to our towns and says things to imply Albertville is paying an additional $6 million to $10 million to educate children of illegal immigrants and incite people into hiring him. I think he preys on the legitimate concerns, the irrational fears and even some bigoted attitudes to convince cities to hire him to represent their interests in lawsuits that may not be winnable.” —Ben Shurett of the Sand Mountain Reporter on Kris Kobach, chief legal counsel to the Immigration Reform Law Institute, the legal arm of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which has been working, according to its founder, John Tanton, to preserve “a European-American majority, and a clear one at that”