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I've seen some people look at this and say they're worried that the stance of this administration when it comes to this is that if someone is deported by accident, that they have no responsibility for them once they are in the custody of another of a foreign government. What would you say to that? Well, they're in the custody of El Salvador. He's an El Salvadoran national. He was born in El Salvador. El Salvador has been in custody. And El Salvador decided what happened to him. I mean, again, El Salvadoran president made it clear he's not going to release him. So again, I'm going to go back to the DOJ. They can fight this out in the courts. I'm not a part of that. I'm not. I'm not an attorney. I'm not a prosecutor. So we'll let the courts know and decide what the next steps will be. Even though it was a U.S. immigration judge who said the one place he can't go is El Salvador. I mean, he could have been deported literally anywhere else Again, we keep going back and back. But again, that was that was years ago. Country conditions were different. That gang no longer exists in El Salvador. He had been designated a terrorist since that time. Two different federal judges said he's an MS-13 member. A police department said he's an MS-13 member. Ice status shows he's an MS-13 member. El Salvador says he 's an MS-13 member. As you know, MS-13 has been designated a terrorist. The facts of the case have changed since that first decision. So again, I'll leave it up to the DOJ to argue that case in court. But that is where I stand and that's my belief.