They haven't reached the conclusion on any of these legal issues and the guidelines that they cite are not binding, legal guidelines, they are internal guidelines the INS may or may not follow. So we don't have any legal conclusion. The court says they've got to think more about it. But their reading of the statute that any alien means any alien cannot be right as a matter of law because all the other federal statutes don't allow children to go in and seek benefits. First it can be right.
Any alien can mean any alien.
When Congress wants to limit something, when they want to limit, for instance, the right to bring in your children, you can only bring in your children automatically up until the age of 21. They say that. Let's jump ahead to what will happen May 11. This injunction keeps the boy from being taken out of the country until May 11. That's the hearing in Atlanta on the merits.