Will the immigration issue solve itself? If so, will it be before or after we run out of cliches to talk about the issue?

Calvin Coolidge famously stated that "if you see ten troubles coming down the road, you can be sure that nine will fall into the ditch before they reach you."  With the immigration bill down for the count, Robert Dunn raises the intriguing possibility that our current set of problems are likely to fade with Mexico's declining birth rate.  See here.  Of course, demographic change in Mexico could raise an entirely new set of problems -- with every rose a thorn, you know -- or is it, better the enemy you know than the enemy you don't know -- or perhaps be careful what you wish for, you might just get it.  Time will tell.