LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: We got pushed against the clock by our -- our Senate colleagues up there in -- in Washington. We were to be joined by John Annerino, a photojournalist, who is going to comment on all of this for us. John's in Tucson. He crossed the border with four Mexican nationals and he's written a book called "Dead in Their Tracks." John, we won't have time for you today, but for tomorrow -- first, the blame game. The Border Patrol is blaming the smugglers and others are blaming the federal strategy here. Who is to blame or are they both right?</s>JOHN ANNERINO, PHOTOJOURNALIST: There's plenty of blame to go around for everyone. Americans tend to look at this as an economic problem of Mexico, Mexican citizens coming north to find opportunity in the United States. What we fail to look at is that this is a historic migration pattern that dates back to the 1500s when</s>WATERS: We will talk to you much more about that tomorrow and what the future holds for all of this business of immigration and the buildup along the U.S.-Mexican border of certain industries and businesses. John Annerino from Tucson, Arizona will be with us here on CNN and also will be on cnn.com for a live Web chat.
John Annerino Discusses Immigration From Mexico