Pro-English measures revived across U.S.
Congress, states consider new proposals to declare an ‘official language
The movement to make English the official language of U.S. government seems to run in cycles, and for now it’s back. Since the beginning of the year, four bills to that effect have been introduced in Congress, with versions of the idea included as part of at least three other bills. Meanwhile, similar measures have been introduced in at least 10 of the 22 states that don’t already have such provisions.
“A nation of immigrants needs one national language,” Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., said.
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