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host: thank you, kathy. guest: yeah, thank you for that question. ultimately,s it is going to be american citizens who decide whether or not we give a too citizenship to undocking united people, right undocumented people. if i was creating policies, what would those policies be, and as an american citizen myself, i believe that people who have been in this country on average ten years is the average number of years that undocumented people have been in this country, who have made this country their home and who are contributing to the country economically and socially and culturally, i as an american citizen do believe they should be be given a path to citizenship. ultimately, it s not them who decide because they don t get to vote. we as american citizens get to vote on those policies and get to vote on who our representatives are who decide those polices julissa arce iss, the author of this book, became a wall street executive, shest became a citizen in august o ....
jurist who was admired and treasured by his colleagues. roberts added, scalia s passing is a great loss to the court and to the country he served. among justice scalia s most important decisions, he cast a crucial vote in bush v. gore the case, of course, that made george w. bush president in 2000, despite his ideological opposition to the perspectives of colleagues like justices ginsberg, and kagan, he was held in high esteem by them. we will pring in our chief legal correspondent, jan crawford right now. jan, the supreme court is scheduled to go back into session a week from monday, so how does the court move forward? reporter: i mean, i think that s one of those almost unimaginable questions. when you think about that seat that justice scalia has held now for 30 years being empty and the role he played on that supreme the law. of course, you know, this sparkling intellect, this conservative icon, not always conservative justices to go along with him, but alway ....
reporter: i can t hear the broadcast. has it started? axelrod: we re having a little trouble with paula right now. this evening, chief j justice john roberts released a statement saying scalia was an extraordinary individual and jurist who was admired and treasured by his colleagues. roberts added, scalia s passing is a great loss to the court and to the country he served. among justice scalia s most important decisions, he cast a crucial vote in bush v. gore the case, of course, that made george w. bush president in 2000, despite his ideological opposition to the perspectives of colleagues like justices ginsberg, and kagan, he was held in high esteem by them. we will pring in our chief legal correspondent, jan crawford ght now. jan, the supreme court is session a week from monday, so how does the court move forward? reporter: i mean, i think that s one of those almost unimaginable questions. when you think about that seat that justice scalia has held now fo ....
there s already a battle going on over who should replace him. 3 (pkg) -nats- a white hearse carried the body of antonin scalia to a west texas airport sunday.bound for virginia at the request of his family. the 79-year-old supreme court justice passed away suddenly over the weekend while vacationing at this resort ranch. a county judge ruled scalia died of natural causes after consulting with his physician and sheriff s investigators: (sot cinderela guevara/ presidio county judge) one of the things i did ask the sheriff and the marshal that was there if were there any signs of foul play? what did they say? // absolutely not. on sunday - flags across the country and in the nation s capital flew at half-staff in honor of the longtime justice. known for his strict conservative views - scalia was both reviled and beloved by his colleagues. in a 2008 60 minutes interview - he maintained his disagreements weren t personal: (sot scalia file) i attack ideas i don t attack p ....
justice of the current supreme court and its conservative. paula reid is in washington with the latest tonight. good evening, paula. reporter: i can t hear the broadcast. has it started? axelrod: we re having a little trouble with paula right now. this evening, chief justice john roberts released a statement saying scalia was an extraordinary individual and jurist who was admired and treasured by his colleagues. roberts added, scalia s passing is a great loss to the court and to the country he served. among justice scalia s most important decisions, he cast a crucial vote in bush v. gore the case, of course, that made george w. bush president in 2000, despite his ideological opposition to the perspectives of colleagues like justices ginsberg, and kagan, he was held in high esteem by them. we will pring in our chief legal correspondent, jan crawford right now. jan, the supreme court is scheduled to go back into session a week from monday, so how does the court ....