The word “injunction” is not found at the link, nor is there discussion of a judicial “order.” It’s one thing to issue a finding; it is quite another to issue an order pursuant to the finding. I await a legal order that precludes the issuance of Social Security numbers to illegal aliens. An opinion is not enough, although this ruling may justify injunctive relief.
This is not the injunctive lawsuit that Arpaio has filed nor the 24 State (Abbott) Injunctive lawsuit (https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/files/epress/files/20141203ImmigrationExecutiveOrderLawsuit.pdf).
Arpaio filed a Motion for Preliminary Injunction in the DC Circuit Court (http://www.freedomwatchusa.org/pdf/141204-FINAL%20Motion%20for%20Preliminary%20Injunction.pdf) and has won Fast Track status and will be heard December 22, 2014 (Next Monday from today’s date;http://www.freedomwatchusa.org/dc-federal-court-orders-expedited-preliminary-injunction-hea).
This judge was hearing a case of an illegal and hearing arguments as to why he could not be deported. But his ruling reinforces the Amnesty lawsuits of Arpaio and Abbott.