Okay. How many kids are we talking about?

What I am hearing you tell me is, we have a new system. It is a Cadillac system.

We think it is very, very important. We want to work with you. We want to try to be of assistance to you.

I mean, if they were not getting a permanency plan, I have a problem, right?

Is that your rule?

Well, if your answer to me would have been, Senator, it just costs too darn much money to do it, I might understand it.

Whoa. Is that not important? I mean, I can see notification being important. That is procedure.

This is of significant concern to me.

America supports the international development goals in the UN Millennium Declaration, and believes these goals are a shared responsibility of developed and developing countries.

We're taking unprecedented measures to defend the homeland with the largest reorganization of our government in more than a half a century.

We're opposing terror regimes that are arming with weapons of mass destruction to threaten the peace and freedom of this world.

It's a matter of time before they learn the meaning of American justice.

We're tracking down terrorists who hate America, one by one. We're on the hunt.

In Afghanistan, we helped liberate an oppressed people. And we will continue helping them secure their country, rebuild their society, and educate all their children--boys and girls.

So as I understand it, you argued that Congress does have the authority to enforce the Bill of Rights using Section 5 of the 14th Amendment.

Will you follow the law? Will you follow the Constitution? And will you follow the precedent?

I think it would have a chilling effect on the practice of law as we know it in this country.

I think we go down and start down a very dangerous path when we probe deeply into the clients and the causes that nominees have either advocated or represented.