takes apart the Republicans on immigration reform in this delicious Washington Post op ed.
He begins thusly:  
Self-delusion is a sad spectacle. Watching Republicans convince themselves that killing immigration reform actually helps the GOP is excruciating, and I wish somebody would make it stop.
Trust me, it continues at that high level.  For example, after reviewing the rejection of comprehensive reform and some of Boehner's comments, he says of the Republican's piecemeal approach to immigration reform
That’s like sitting down with a piece of cake and saying, “First I’m going to eat the flour, then the sugar, then the eggs.”
Then there is the Republican insistence, apparently, on absolute border security:
Perhaps Republicans know of a border somewhere in the world that is 100 percent secure.