asylum, and to what extent would that executive order violate that? and there's the convention against torture, and you cannot send somebody back to a country where they could face torture, and then finally you are looking at a 14th amendment issue, and that is everyone should be afforded equal protection under the law irrespective of race, religion and et cetera. you are seeing a challenge predicated upon those grounds, and i should also say, when we are talking about a stay, we are talking about that the court feels based on the applications on the attorneys, and the stay doesn't mean the matter has been litigated and the judge made a full-blown decision, but as it stands now, everything will be stayed until there's a full-blown discussion and hearing and all of these issues are out, and so for now it
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