Because the US doesn't have an official language

on the other hand if they're brave enough to go there, they can stay in America cuz its their home

Y'all played yourselves

yes there is!

oh, i assumed english was its official language.

the true US language is AMERICAN!! where you speak in gun-language!

Tims sample might have Spanish and english only

but how many citizens with rights to vote don't speak english?

ah right dr.wol, its english(simplified)

The trick is that they make you learn English on the path to citizenship, supposedly

i forgot you guys buggered it

No! Gun-language

Probably like... 15%

the language of FREEDOM

But you're under no obligation to, for instance, run your business in English

Lots of korean and spanish where i live

yeah that seems fair.

In Canada they just do a shit job of enforcing the law

i was just wondering ,if all the people with rights to vote speak english, why even bother printing in another language?

Id say 15% is pretty safe considering 1st gen legal immigrants.

Richmond deserves to get yeeted tbh

Tbh I cant talk yal seriously

But that doesnt mean that people dont also want to speak their native language or have bilingual kids

Speaking more than just english is only an advantage.

@Cody my mom came here illegally but she married my dad who was not a illegal am i a anchor baby ?

was your dad a citizen?

I actually dont care about anchor babies

So it doesn't even matter

My dad was born and raised in america

personally i'm not sure honestly

Also if your born here

Your a citizen

If one parent was a citizen, you count

i guess it'd come down to the reason of having you

if it was just so she gets to stay, i'd say yeah anchor baby

But what if both parents are illegal aliens 👽

Then get fuqd

If your mom is married to a citizen

She is a legal resident

@A Haunted Army my mom married somone else to get citizenship then married my dad

Or green card