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>> yeah, that's right. so nbc was first to report that there was a memo going out that would release migrants without court dates or the ability to track them. they'd have 60 days to report to an ice office to get their court date, and a judge actually ruled that they couldn't go forward with that policy, and as a result, we found out that they stopped the policy, but they couldn't turn the spigot off quite in time. they've processed over 6,400 migrants that way, 2,500 of those after the temporary restraining order, but the judge ruled last night that he understood that those people had to be released because they've been processed before the temporary restraining order came in play. all that to say, yes, there were 6,400 migrants released without court dates or without the ability to track them. now, that could get some on the right very upset, but it's also important to remember that when a migrant is released without a court date, a lot of immigration advocates say that does a huge disservice to migrants because in the rush to release they might not understand they only have a one-year window to apply