The mandate would mark the first time the US has had an official language at the federal level ... not Spanish,” Trump said in a presidential debate in 2015. He repeated a similar sentiment ...

Trump said in a 2015 debate during his first presidential ... His executive order making English the official language of the U.S. may end up being largely symbolic as well. It allows federal ...

echoing actions in over 30 states that have already named English their official language. Yet, it’s sparked immediate debate. Supporters, like the advocacy group U.S. English, cheered it as a ...

Trump said in a 2015 debate during his first presidential ... His executive order making English the official language of the U.S. may end up being largely symbolic as well. It allows federal ...

There are 32 U.S. states that have adopted English as their official language, according to ProEnglish ... That rekindled a decades-old debate over whether it is proper to speak Spanish in ...

President Donald Trump issued a new executive order decreeing that English is the official language of the United States – an unprecedented declaration in U.S. history. By halting government ...

The U.S. joins other nations in the debate over whether a single official language should be designated, though many countries, like the UK, have no official language at all.

Thirty-two U.S. states have already designated English as an official language, and three of them — South Dakota, Alaska and Hawaii — have also recognized Indigenous languages as official.

More than 30 states have passed laws designating English as their official language, according to U.S. English, a group that advocates for making English the official language in the United States.

About half of U.S. adults (51%) say it is extremely or very important for the U.S. to make English its official language, according to the Center survey conducted in August. Another 21% say it’s ...

During a 2015 presidential debate, Trump criticized former ... during a recent trip to the region. Though the U.S. doesn’t have an official language, applicants must pass a test demonstrating ...

More than 30 states have already passed laws designating English as their official language, according to U.S. English, a group that advocates for making English the official language in the ...