for ""nightline" i'm cecili cecilia vega in new york. >> love that show.ght's "closing arguments." today, president obama discussed an immigration reform bill expects to hit the senate floor.t the >> the good news is it seems like they're actually making progress. this group of four democrats and four republicans in the senate have been working hard, very diligently to come up with a comprehensive immigration reform bill that meets the basic principles that i think are required for a strong bill. i'm actually optimistic that when they get back, they will introduce a bill. i'm not going to presuppose that they don't. >> one of the bill's key points will likely be the so-called path to citizenship. what do you think? should the undocumented millions living in the united states now be granted an opportunity to become documented americans without going home? waiting in line? you can weigh in on the "nightline" facebook page or tweet us @nightline or at bill weir@abc we're always online at abc news.com. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night.

a speech that he repeats cecily in front of the microphones and film cameras. rising is that then what do we demand is the most that we demand that once and for all they give us back the front you know mines you know those they are ours . it would seem that the mines belong to the employees to prove it. takes us to his office he wants to show us a document that he keeps preciously notarize act dating back to one nine hundred seventy nine. at that time frontino was in dire financial straits and it's english and american owners wanted to leave colombia but they owed years of on. paid wages to their employees so from their head office in new york they decided to bequeath the company and all its mines to them it's all there in black and white. mayor don't document this by way of this document signed in the presence of a notary in new york. it's now known as the new york act. is there it is all mental is through this that the donation was made to the workers say by way of payment. the new york act orders the managers or from tino to transfer all the property to the

hundred five point five billion dollars in january or three point six percent compared to december on a cecily adjusted an annualized basis that's the most dramatic decline since january one thousand nine hundred three this is the cycle and be it monetary policy first get rid of all the workers let's get rid of all the savers let's get rid of all the people all the breathers the eaters and just keep all the money for ourselves and trade bob with each other and bikes are five thousand times less price meanwhile the toshi in the pit going army is taking them on and these people's days are numbered well and the other interesting thing is that the article then goes on to kind of. say here the bright side of things is that if you just take on more debt you'll be fine because i said all of that said ok you don't have a job but consumers are benefiting from the housing recovery and rising. stock prices know that consumers are taking on more debt than ever the stock market's up on record that housing is up on record that the economy's up on record that the bubble in other aside from the dollar against