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>> college students are students. and if anybody has been in the military you should be able to stay in this country and get screwed by the tax system. that was a joke, everybody. laugh now. >> that's a good point. under this executive order one of the things is they have graduated high school. in the dream act if you have been to college. isn't that kind of snob be -- snoby. are you a better person if you went to college and what if you didn't go because you were working your ass off? >> and then define college. is it a legitimate college or a community college like the one that host greg gut...

Jay he obviously knew -- >> he obviously knew he was prepared for this. >> absolutely. >> i am impressed. >> greg, please put money in the end of the day major. >> yes. >> at least i admit that i was doing it. >> absolutely. >> kids and parents are angry. first of all, let's be honest, no rural kids are angry about this. >> how do they earn their money so they can buy pop. >> former rural kids who are older are now looking back and saying, yes, that was good. the royal kids who were getting up at 5:00 in the morning to do whatever are happy about this. >> i would be happy too, but i have to. >...

Don't agree on what the court should do but we agree on what the court will do. they will uphold significant provisions of the arizona law, the most important that allows police to ask for documentation to detain people until they can demonstrate they are documented or they are u.s. citizens, and that is in my view the heart of the statute and it looks like that will be upheld. megyn: i think that is the heart of the statute, at least it's bent heart of the controversy. it's the piece of the legislation that led president obama when this law was first passed to say this. >> but now suddenly if...

Megyn: the u.s. supreme court wrapping up arguments on arizona's controversial immigration law. now we wait for a decision. one that could be a major game changer when it comes to what states can do when it comes to illegal immigration when they feel the feds have not acted. the feds say the answer is they can do very little. the state of arizona and other states especially along the border feel they have considerable authority when it comes to this issue and now it's up to the justices. joining me julian epstein and jay sekulow, chief counsel for the american center for law and justice. i fou...

Policy, human caran and complicated considerations that go into setting immigration policies. >> reporter: there were only eight justices hearing this case because justice elena kagan recused her several from the case. if this ends in a tie 4-4, the lower court decision stands. megyn? megyn: those who back the law need to find five votes. five out of 8. sb1070 is the first of several state laws. whatever the high court decides will impact several states. coming up we'll take a closer look at what the justices did and did not say today with two noted supreme court experts. julian epstein and ja...