LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: The already complicated and dramatic custody battle over Elian Gonzalez has become...</s>ERIC HORNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Linda, and a much calmer one it is here in Little Havana compared to yesterday. Still no reunion between father and son, and after yesterday's legal maneuvers, it's unclear when, exactly, that might happen.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: They're not going to take him. There is too many people here that are willing to give their life for that little boy. They're not going anywhere with that little boy.</s>HORNG: The Justice Department said the legal wrangling changed little, that even though the boy remained at the Miami home of his great uncle, the order did not prevent the INS from reuniting Elian with his father in Washington. Still, the Justice Department said it would not force a custody transfer until the court handed down a ruling. Elian's father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, appears to be growing increasingly impatient over the government's handling of the case.</s>GREGORY CRAIG, JUAN MIGUEL GONZALEZ'S ATTORNEY: The law must be respected and the attorney general must enforce the law. Elian Gonzalez must be returned to his father.</s>HORNG: The government's expected to file its reply to yesterday's legal moves by 9:30 a.m. Eastern time this morning. Justice Department officials expect, it could take a couple days before that ruling is handed down. Eric Horng, CNN, reporting live in Miami.</s>STOUFFER: Eric, thank you very much. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
Elian Gonzalez Case: Court's Ruling to Keep Boy in U.S., for Now