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Originally posted by Rick Stephens
Becoming a United States Citizen.
You will need to take a test which demonstrates that you can speak and write in English. You will also be tested on basic history and government in the United States.
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I took a lot of tests in College that I passed then, and would probably fail now. When you study specifically for the test, that seems to happen.
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So Taco, it is not about free speech. One on the laws of our country is that you must be able to read and write in English.
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Actually, you're wrong. It's not a law, by any means. Such a law would be unconstitutional. There is a test that requires it, for sure. But not a law. Two very different things.
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I don't believe that you will find any school district in the United States which doesn't teach English as the primary language because this would violate federal law.
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Which federal law is this? The ACLU would be all over it if there were such a law. No such law exists.
It is a free speech issue. You can't get around that. You just can't. It's there in the constitution. See "First Amendment."