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Video – Rep. Sali Speaks About Reducing Govt Multilingualism and Encouraging English Fluency
After 16 years in the Idaho Legislature, Rep. Bill Sali was elected to Congress in 2006. During his two-year term representing Idaho’s First Congressional District,
VIDEO – Rep Tom Price on Making English the Official Language
Since 2005, Rep. Tom Price has represented Georgia’s Sixth District in Congress. Recently re-elected to a third term, Rep. Price has been a strong supporter
VIDEO – Rep. Paul Broun Talks About H.R. 6783, Promoting English in the Classroom
In his first term representing the 10th Congressional District of Georgia, Rep. Paul Broun (GA) has become one of the leading supporters of common language
VIDEO – Rep. Steve King on Defending Iowa’s Official English Law
Before being elected to Congress in 2002, Rep. Steve King served in the Iowa Senate, where he fought tirelessly to make English the official language
VIDEO – Rep. Tom Price Protects Employers who Have English in the Workplace policies
Re-elected to his third term on Tuesday, Rep. Tom Price has been serving the constituents of Georgia’s 6th Congressional District since 2005. With eight years
VIDEO – Rep. Brian Bilbray discusses the problems presented by multilingual voting materials
Rep. Brian Bilbray has been a strong supporter of official English throughout his fourteen years representing California's 50th District in Congress. A native of San Diego,
VIDEO – Rep. Bill Sali discusses English in the Workplace Policies
When Bill Sali ran for Congress in 2006, he promised his Idaho constituents that he would fight to make English the official language. After he
VIDEO – Rep. Steve King Leads Effort to Make English the Official Language of the U.S.
As a state Senator in Iowa, Steve King led the fight to make English the official language of the state. After his election to Congress
VIDEO – Rep. Gus Bilirakis Discusses English as the Official Language
The grandchild of Greek immigrants, Rep. Gus Bilirakis understands the importance of a common language in a diverse country. Rep. Bilirakis, who is in his
VIDEO – Rep. Dana Rohrabacher Speaks About Official English
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (CA) has been a strong supporter of official English legislation since coming to Congress in 1989. Now in his 10th term representing
VIDEO – Rep. Paul Broun Discusses the English as Official Language Act
In April, Rep. Paul Broun (GA) introduced legislation to make English the national language of the United States. The bill, H.R. 5759, has since collected
VIDEO – Rep. Virginia Foxx speaks with U.S. English about the Multilingual Accounting Bill
Congresswoman Virginia Foxx of North Carolina speaks with U.S. English representatives about H.R. 7092, new legislation that would require government agencies to disclose the costs
172 U.S. House Candidates Sign Pledge to Support Official English Legislation in Congress
This summer, U.S. English, Inc. sent a pledge to support official English legislation to candidates in all U.S. House races across the nation. Candidates who
Official English Included in 2008 Republican Platform
As the Republican convention kicks off in Minnesota, the idea of making English the official language of the United States was highlighted in the newly
LPGA Players Find No Issue with English Requirement
Today’s Newsday reports that while commentators and editorial writers have been up in arms about the LPGA’s new requirement that players on tour
LPGA to Require English Proficiency for its Members
According to a Golfweek article, the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) will require all of its members to be proficient in English by the
Rep. Steve Scalise becomes newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997
Rep. Steve Scalise today became the newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997, the English Language Unity Act. The bill now has 149 co-sponsors. Rep. Scalise
Maryland Town Votes to Make English The Official Language
Walkersville, MD Latest to Approve Unifying Language Law The commissioners of Walkersville, Md. unanimously voted to make English the official language of the town Wednesday night,
Candidates Monty Newman, Greg Sowards and Aubrey Dunn, Jr. (NM-2) Pledge to Support Official English
U.S. English, Inc. today recognized Monty Newman, Greg Sowards and Aubrey Dunn, Jr., candidates for the New Mexico’s Second Congressional District, for pledging to support
Candidate Jason Chaffetz (UT-3) Pledges to Support Official English
U.S. English, Inc. today recognized Jason Chaffetz, a candidate for the Utah’s Third Congressional District, for pledging to support official English legislation. To date, Chaffetz
Rep. Heller Introduces Legislation to Reduce Multilingual Ballots
Congressman Dean Heller today introduced the American Elections Act, which would modify existing law and reduce the entitlement to multilingual ballots. The American Elections Act
Steve Scalise wins Special Election in Louisiana
Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise was elected Sunday to represent Louisiana’s First Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. By a near 3-to-1 margin Scalise
Rep. Kevin McCarthy Becomes Newest Co-sponsor of H.R. 997
Rep. Kevin McCarthy (CA-22) today became the newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997, the English Language Unity Act. The bill now has 147 co-sponsors. Rep.
U.S. House Candidate Mike Sodrel (IN-9) Pledges to Support Official English if Elected to Congress
U.S. English, Inc. today recognized former Congressman Mike Sodrel, a candidate for the seat in Indiana’s Ninth Congressional District, for pledging to support official English
Philadelphia Commission Okays “Order in English” Signs
Philadelphia cheesesteak shop owner Joey Vento made national headlines when he put up a sign in his business asking customers to order in English. Yesterday,
82% of Anne Arundel County Residents Favor Making English the Official Language of Maryland
A new survey by the Anne Arundel Community College Center for the Study of Local Issues has found that 82 percent of Anne Arundel County
Official English Bill to be Heard in Maryland Committee
The Health and Government Operations Committee of the Maryland House of Delegates will be holding a hearing on H.B. 886, legislation to make English the
Official English vs. English Plus Debate to Occur on Capitol Hill
On March 5, U.S. English, Inc. Director of Communications Rob Toonkel will appear at a Capitol Hill Briefing put on by the Congressional Hispanic Leadership
Florida Resident Unable to Get English Driver’s License Manual
WSVN-TV Channel 7 in Miami reports today that there is a shortage of English language commercial drivers license manuals in Florida. Florida resident John Lippincott
Steve Scalise (LA-1) Pledges to Support Official English if Elected to Congress
U.S. English, Inc. today recognized State Senator Steve Scalise, a candidate for the open seat Louisiana’s First Congressional District, for pledging to support official English
Rep. Wittman becomes newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997
Rep. Robert Wittman (VA-1) today became the newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997, the English Language Unity Act. The bill now has 146 co-sponsors. Wittman was elected
Oklahoma – 88 Percent Want Official English
A new poll sponsored by the Tulsa World and KOTV, Channel 6 finds that 88 percent of Oklahoma residents want English to be made the
Rep. Collin Peterson becomes newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997
Rep. Collin Peterson (MN-7) today became the newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997, the English Language Unity Act. The bill now has 145 co-sponsors, or one-third
Missouri Gov. Supports Official English in State of the State Speech
Tuesday, Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt took time during his 2008 State of the State Speech to express support for the upcoming ballot initiative to strengthen
Rep. Buchanan becomes newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997
Rep. Vern Buchanan (FL-13) today became the newest co-sponsor of H.R. 997, the English Language Unity Act. The bill now has 143 co-sponsors. Rep. Buchanan
Chairman Mujica‘s Testimony In Support of the English Language Unity Act
On August 2, 2012, U.S. English Chairman and CEO Mauro E. Mujica testified before the House Subcommittee on the Constitution in support of H.R. 997, The English Language Unity Act.