First of all, Beck--who I have met and whose son I know--is not "anti-immigrant." That is slander. He states in his book, multiple times, that immigrants should not be blamed--that the fault lies with Congress (it also lies with the employers of low/no-skilled workers, who were sending ships to Europe in the 1800s to bring back Europeans so that they would be able to fire their Black workers, and who are the major force behind mass immigration today (follow the money).

From the NYT (Jason de Parle) on Beck:

"Mr. Beck said the charges of bigotry were especially unfair and let a reporter hear a tape of his 1970 wedding ceremony, which included a song he wrote pledging to fight “race hate.” He deliberately lives in integrated neighborhoods, he said, and sent his children to integrated schools, including one in a mostly black housing project.

“What kind of racist does that?” he said. “They’ve never accused us of doing anything that’s racist or white nationalist. It’s only that Numbers U.S.A. ‘has ties’ ” to Dr. Tanton.

He added: “Even if there were some mild strain of white nationalism in John, the fact is that the results of everything he is pushing in immigration policy would disproportionately help black and Hispanic Americans.”

Fern, go on NumbersUSA.com and see if you can find any hate. There is none. Zip.