Elian Gonzalez

At this point, even if Elian Gonzalez was eventually released from the clutch of his Miami relative, it may not be so different. Damage is complete. After ten or fifteen years, I do not know if Elian's argument about spiritual damage will appear somewhat disappointing, but we can only wait and observe. If we receive the news of his inevitable collapse, we will sit down and tsk - tsk and try to learn more about the half - year soap opera.

American relatives of Elian Gonzalez argued that the decision of INS to refuse an asylum hearing or an interview to Elian Gonzalez violated the Proper Procedure clause and refugee law in 1980. This lawsuit also raised important issues concerning the determination of appropriate judicial esteem. The 11th Circuit Court of Government Organization initially awaited appeal due to the fact that the Gonzales family filed a persuasive case that he demanded hearing of foreign children who may apply for asylum under the 1980 refugee law I approved an injunction. However, the Eleventh Circuit Court subsequently adjudged the merits that the interpretation of the INS law had the right to be respected by the court (Judge Edmundson, Judge Duvina and Wilson Judge). The Eleventh Circuit Court dismissed the petition for retrial. After that, Gonzales family submitted a residence application form and guarantee application form to the Supreme Court.

The parties to the case were Hamden Gonzalez, Lazarus Gonzalez and Justice Janet Rino, justice. Six months ago, on November 25, 1999, the Cuban national Hamlet Gonzalez said that when Miami's two anglers found floating on an inner tube several miles from Fort Lauderdale, an international attention We gathered. Since Elien was transferred to a ship of the US Coast Guard, it could be sent to a nearby hospital for treatment of dehydration and hypothermia. Elian 's mother, Elizabeth Blottons, drowned during the voyage of Cuba. INS will temporarily let him take care of his uncle Mr. Lazaro Gonzalez in Miami