already difficult economy when arizona was maybe, maybe just starting to turn the corner on issues like real estate starting to come back? what could this mean for the people of arizona? right, you know, the subprime crisis hit arizona very hard. a lot of those subprime mortgages were in arizona. listen, i think there is a potential for this boycott to actually nap a major way. listen, i just work for a company, i m here now, but my old company i couldn t walk 2 feet without seeing something to celebrate the green agenda. the point is corporations right now, big business is much more p.c. than ever before. i could see businesses, you know, glomming on to this issue in a purely p.c. fashion. that being said, laura, as know the country as a whole, legal immigrants, if you talk about one issue, that kind of unites people a lot of people are against illegal immigration. this cuts both ways for corporate america which, you know, likes to be neutral. is very p.c. in that in many other re
already difficult economy when arizona was maybe, maybe just starting to turn the corner on issues like real estate starting to come back? what could this mean for the people of arizona? right, you know, the subprime crisis hit arizona very hard. a lot of those subprime mortgages were in arizona. listen, i think there is a potential for this boycott to actually nap a major way. listen, i just work for a company, i m here now, but my old company i couldn t walk 2 feet without seeing something to celebrate the green agenda. the point is corporations right now, big business is much more p.c. than ever before. i could see businesses, you know, glomming on to this issue in a purely p.c. fashion. that being said, laura, as know the country as a whole, legal immigrants, if you talk about one issue, that kind of unites people a lot of people are against illegal immigration. this cuts both ways for corporate america which, you know, likes to be neutral. is very p.c. in that in many other re
so arizona is saying we are going to put some teeth to it. adopt it in our state and see if it survives constitutional muster, fourth amendment challenge and 14th amendment. the other thing that people are not talking about is it not as if you can be walking down the street and be pulled over for no reason. the law only kicks in is if the officer is already in quote unquote legal contact for you. for example have you been pulled over for traffic violation or you have run a stop sign. at that point then, the reason suspicion standard comes into play. so i agree with kimberly. i think it will pass constitutional muster but look for the aclu, laura, to set up a case where somebody is pulled over and the reasonable suspicion is an issue. look for that. that will be the challenge for the supreme court in that regard. laura: kimberly, what people also don t notice or pay attention to is the fact that under federal law if you are a resident alien, you are required to carry your green ca
that is absolutely not the case. the law is very clear and i would say the law sin credibly specific about what is allowed. you must, in the course of a regular police contact with an individual, have a reasonable suspicion not based solely on race, that the individual is in the country illegally. race cannot be a sole factor and the police already have to be in engagement with the individual. so the idea that police are going to be roaming neighborhoods saying you in the blue sweatshirt i want to see your papers. that s not how it s going to go down. not really. let s be practical here. in practice something else is going to happen. let s put that aside for a second. laura: that s the law. we keep putting aside the text of the law i don t mean to interrupt. that s very frustrating for me a lawyer. the text of the law actually matters. we are a country trif laws. the fact that we have hundreds of thousands of people in arizona who are there illegally, i want to know what your propo
laura: not in new york. we didn t each get into michael bloomberg chiming in on the arizona debate either. that s for another segment. we have a lot of problems in new york city. laura: we appreciate it, charles. directly ahead, our barack and a hard place duo will debate president obama s get out the vote strategy for the mid terms. and, later, the sarah palin hacker trial is in our spotlight all coming up. office chameleon. appeasing the will of others and making no real decisions. i think the graph should be bigger. i agree. make it bigger. [ fly buzzing ] should be smaller, too, don t you think? yeah, also make it smaller. smaller. bigger. black and white, color, plain. with polka dots? [ boss ] yeah. [ male announcer ] chameleon in your office? learn how to tame your leadership instincts at the leadership instinct simulcast hosted by express employment professionals. sign up now at myleadershipinstinct.com. you want some?