It's quiz time!

See if you can name the source of the pro-immigration article below:

a) John McCain for President press release

b) Southern Poverty Law Center Immigrant Project

c) Communist Party of Cuba

Here's the article:

The Guatemalan Catholic Church said illegal immigrants are humiliated in the United States, from where nearly 15,000 Guatemalans have been expelled so far this year.

Archbishop Rodolfo Quezada Toruño condemned the practice of installing chips on the immigrants to keep them under control, as they do with criminals on parole.

"Installing a device on people to locate them is humiliating. It is a sign of slavery," the cardinal said during a mass in the metropolitan cathedral.

For his part, Mauro Verzeletti, of the Catholic Church's Human Mobility Pastoral, condemned xenophobia and mass raids, as one that took place recently at a company in Postville, Iowa, where nearly 300 Guatemalans were arrested.

I admit, it's a tough question, so here's a hint: notice the writer fires all the guns typically used in pro-Open Borders propaganda, such as equating opposition to Open Borders to "slavery" and "xenophobia." Plus, pay attention to how the article plays up the religious hook in every paragraph, stressing how the Catholic Church champions the immigrants. That's supposed to shame immigration restrictionists. There's nothing quite as effective as the Trojan Horse approach, and utilizing the traditional institutions of the society you're trying to undermine is a time-tested strategy.

Give up? The answer is "c," the Cuban Communist Party's Prensa Latina English edition. But as similar as the three possible sources are on the subject of Open Borders, you still should've guessed the correct answer. Neither John McCain nor the SPLC would use the term "illegal immigrants."

Gotcha!