I would suggest that the prudent and the wise route to go is to let the process run its course, and let those decisions be made without jeopardizing not only the relations in the State among people, but more importantly, setting precedents that are going to come back and haunt us one after another.
Grijalva advocates for allowing the legal process to unfold without rushing into legislation.
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