that before, you referred to that very specific example that he gave in your first answer, but will the governments argue this is a federal issue, the states can't overrule us, it's our job, it says so in the u.s. constitution, how do you react? >> well, i think that argument that the government makes will not win. the president made those remarks before he read the statute and you now knows that what he said was wrong, and before it's wrong, because there's an explicit prohibition on racial profiling and there is no authority to stop someone simply because you think they might be in the country illegally, i don't think that the judge will enjoin that particular part of the statute. bill: we are going to talk to a sheriff's deputy next hour, an what we're hearing is that different jurisdictions, different police departments, are interpreting this law in different ways. so we'll see how this is being applied next hour in our broadcast. there's another story that's popping this morning, about a legal safe passage for illegals togate out of the country. have you heard about the story, is it a good idea?