but still, she waits, something francisco perez cordova knows all about.e spent three months living in sanctuary at this church in tucson. we first met him last october. his case was ultimately dismissed last december and he has been reunited with his wife and five children. >> i feel like a real person. like -- like a regular person. >> [ inaudible ] my partner there, because we got married because we love each other and we decide to be a partner for life, so when i was by myself, no one was with me. >> why perez cordova's case has been resolved and rosa's remains in legal limbo is unclear. her attorney says president obama's executive action on immigration only goes so far, and she's not opt missionic washington will find a workable solution. >> i don't think we will ever come up with a statutory scheme that makes sense of migration. the idea that we have nation state borders that we want to enforce with walls and military intervention solutions and that kind of thing is really sort of an archaic idea. >> reporter: there are people that will hear your st

. >> reporter: why perez cordova's case was resolved and why rosa's case remains in legal limbo is unclear. president obama's executive action on immigration only goes so far. >> i don't think we'll ever come up with a statutory scheme that makes sense of migration. the idea that we have nation-state borders that we want to enforce with walls and military intervention solutions and that kind of thing is really sort of an archaic idea. there are peel that will hear your story -- there are people that will hear your stor story d say you should be deported back to mexico, you don't belong here and don't have a right to say here. what do you say to those people? >> translator: we ask to be given an opportunity to stay in the u.s. we came to the u.s. to work. we have made our life here. we have never committed any crime. >> reporter: how long are you willing to stay here? how long are you willing to hide out in this church? >> i have faith, and i hope it will not be very long. i want to continue this fight for my children. even if it were one more year or two years. i live day by day and that's