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There’s a reason the United States hasn’t had an official language
President Donald Trump will reportedly sign an executive order on Friday formalizing English as the official language of the United States. While most U.S. residents speak English, it has never before been formally established as the American language.
What Trump's Order Making English the Official Language in the US Could Mean
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order designating English as the official language of the United States, and activists and advocacy groups are alarmed by what that will mean for non-English speakers when it comes to immigration,
She said with her dark hair and brown skin she is sometimes mistaken for a member of another group and with the Trump ...
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A new exhibit honoring generations of Native Americans who have served in the armed forces is set to open in Rio Rancho this ...
Known today as the “Black Belt,” the southeastern United States was once covered by an ancient sea—one that continues to ...
The clause "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United States meant that people in the country without ... The Justice ...
Colorado Rep. Larry Don Suckla (R-Cortez), our newest House District 58 representative to the Colorado General Assembly, has gotten off to an impactful start. He recently cosponsored House Joint ...
Nine congressional Democrats sent a letter to the president urging him to direct ICE agents to "stop harassing" Native Americans.
Native American activist Leonard Peltier, convicted of killing two FBI agents and incarcerated for nearly five decades while ...
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How Words From Different Native American Tribes Influenced the Modern English LanguageName Explain tallked about the influence that words from various Native American tribes in the United States have had on ...
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