to make sure that doesn't happen. do you believe that statement even on its face? >> i'm not sure she can be so confident. one thing that is very important to remember is this whole case that the supreme court was examining, it all turned on the supremacy clause. all of the emotional aspects of this case, racial profiling, civil rights violation, none of that was examined because that's all going to come later. the supreme court specifically left the door open. so one thing i bet everyone on our panel can agree on, there is going to be a flood of cases, challenging this, by hispanic advocacy groups, the aclu. the court has been very reluctant to rule on discrimination or racial profiling in advance. once the law is implemented, we'll see people bringing lawsuits, class actions, different things. >> which brings me to the criticism that the president has offered to congress and you hear, for example, governor mitt romney criticizing the president for lack of leadership, it goes under the umbrella that we know there needs to be comprehensive immigration reform in the country and the decision we heard from the supreme court,