with if you are stopped lawfully. >> bill: that's what the supreme court is going to hear in arizona. >> that's what makes this law work. >> bill: here is where they go further than arizona. if you transport an illegal alien. >> or shelter. >> bill: or shelter or rent, then you can be prosecuted. >> then you can be prosecuted as well. >> bill: you drive your kid to school and you know your kid is illegal, you can go to jail. >> bye bye. >> that's a crime. >> bill: i don't think that's going to hold. >> all the way up to the u.s. supreme court. there is a couple of cases now pending. governor brewer says they are going to appeal their decision as well because the ninth circuit struck that down, refused to uphold that law. so, this is a pattern of what's going forth. i do believe that they were very careful in crafting this law in alabama. it is a tough law. i'm not sure the department of justice is going to file a claim against it? >> they will. >> bill: as long as obama is in office it will. >> absolutely. >> bill: if he is defeated, holder is gone and then it will