They're as bad as the gun lobby. When they don't get what they want, they pound their chests and holler. Flags start waving. Fax machines get rolling. Phones start ringing.
Talk shows heat up in two languages.
When that's not enough, they tie up traffic. Yet this story is no different from some ugly child custody disputes that go on regularly in your county courthouse. The child's interests are inevitably overlooked by the adults at war. Even his Miami relatives are divided over what should happen. His father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, has told the Miami Herald that the relatives who have him and want to keep him won't let other relatives in South Florida see him, because these other relatives want him returned home.