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Think the odds are that these case, the one specifically arising out of the national emergency declaration will move faster. because i think we're going to see plaintiffs in these cases, seeking a kind of emergency relief, an injunction, and those cases tend to get from trial courts, to circuit courts, to the supreme court, much faster, the one important point to say, i think in response to the president, though, is the first of the cases that were filed, they haven't all been filed in the ninth circuit in california. actually one of the most important cases we've seen so far, is filed in the ...

Barrier in a no-man's land. they have been tied up in eminent domain litigation but are losing hope they will stop the wall from being built starting in the next few weeks. >> you're running out of time. what can you do? you can't fight the government. we'll try. we will try to stop them and stall a little bit. we can't stop the government. they'll do what they want to do. >> so the rio grande valley braces for what most residents here say is the unwelcome wall. ed levendera, cnn, mission texas. >> for more on the growing list of legal obstacle, we wring bri steve, a law professor from texas. ...