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In order to become a naturalized American citizen, a foreigner must demonstrate the ability to understand and use English. Nevertheless, liberals managed to poison the Voting Rights Act with a requirement to provide translations of ballots when the foreign language group in a jurisdiction reaches a certain level. Most Americans don’t like language diversity, such as [...] August 17th, 2010 | Category: English language | Tags: assimilation, English, multiculturalism, multilingual, poll |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Arizona is renewing my faith in elected representatives — that they need not be insanely cruel toward citizens. The state is legislating impressively common-sense ideas, such as enforcing immigration laws more stringently and prohibiting schools from teaching Raza racist treason. Now it is relieving businesses from any requirement (real or imagined) that they provide translators for [...] May 17th, 2010 | Category: English language | Tags: arizona, cost, diversity, immigration |
Email This Post | Print This Post How long have Vietnamese been residing in the United States? It’s been more than 30 years since the fall of Saigon and the influx of more than a million refugees. But the most basic act of assimilation, namely learning English, seems to have eluded many. We learn this only because Vietnamese fishermen in the Gulf are complaining [...] May 13th, 2010 | Category: English language | Tags: assimilation |
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