JPH wrote:Woods Walker wrote:Fence, no fence, whatever. If you're going to LIVE here....LEARN ENGLISH!
And not to further fan the flames, but you never answered my question about why voting materials and signs at polling places are printed in languages other than english when to vote you either have to pass the citizen test (that's in english!) or you were born here.
The CDL commercial driver's license test is english only, but not a regular driver's license. WTF?????
So what exactly is your question for me? Sorry, I'm a little slow.
And will you please address me in a Native American language. I mean after all, if you're going to live here, LEARN THE LANGAUAGE!
LOL! Well, you know, we had a war, and right or wrong, they lost. And if you realy want to nit pick, when we actualy BECAME the United States Of America, the "native" language of that new nation WAS (IS) english.
The question: WHY do they provide voting materials and polling place signage in languages other than english if to be able to legally vote you must be an American citizen, and to be an American citizen you either have to had been born here (in which case you would know english by attending school), or you legally immigrated here and you became naturalized (in which case you would have had to have passed a citizen test IN ENGLISH)?
Quien sabe? (OH THE IRONY!)