Can You Find "Aztlan" on the Map?

I'm a fairly well educated guy, but I had never heard of "Aztlan" or the "Reconquista" movement until Lou Dobbs put this map on the air last night. Dobbs has made his "Broken Borders" hobbyhorse the centerpiece of his nightly program on CNN. The People for the American Way have the video of the newscast, which includes this comment from CNN reporter Casey Wann:

Utah is also part of the territory some militant Latino activists refer to as Aztlan, the portion of the southwest United States they claim rightfully belongs to Mexico.

Via Delawareliberal and Liberal Oasis, we learn that the source of this map of Aztlan is the Council of Conservative Citizens.
And who might the CCC be? The Anti-Defamation League has some useful background on the group:

The St. Louis-based Council of Conservative Citizens traces its roots directly to the racist, anti-integrationist White Citizens' Councils of the 1950s and 1960s.

The Southern Poverty Law Center concurs:

Indeed, the Council of Conservative Citizens is the reincarnation of the racist White Citizens Councils of the 1950s and 1960s.

The ADL reports that the CCC has a newsletter called the Citizens Informer:

It is edited by Sam Francis, formerly a controversial Washington Times columnist who was eventually dismissed for defending slavery. Francis has become more forthright in denigrating nonwhites and is frequently a guest at conferences of American Renaissance, a group that champions the genetic inferiority of African Americans; he stated at a 1998 gathering that "White Americans have a short time to stop the universalism and egalitarianism that threaten to destroy their race."