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Originally Posted by Magic Wheel Memory
If, by "you" and "your," you refer to me, personally, then I agree with you. I am not the dictator of the United States. But if you mean the American people as a whole, then you are wrong. The criteria for immigration to the U.S. IS the business of the American people, and they DO have a say, just as the people of any democratic country have a say in their own immigration policies.
Up to this point, the people have not made English mandatory for immigration. And it may never happen, and if it doesn't, I will respect that 100%. As you say, in a democracy, you have to accept (and abide by) things that bother you. That doesn't mean I can't disagree with them.
Finally, can you elaborate on your point about half of the U.S. speaking Spanish? Where did that number come from?
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god, you are some sort of fascist aren't you dear?
let me explain to you in case you don't already understand:
there is a reason why 'illegal' immigrants are kept 'illegal'.