Rep. Jim Kolbe (R-Arizona)

Article Abstract:

Adequate support should be given to bilingual education programs for children and adults in order for them to learn the English language in faster rate. Americans need to be educated on other languages and cultures of economic partners to improve its competitive advantage.

Political aspects, Kolbe, Jim

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Should Congress make English the official U.S. language?

Article Abstract:

Republican Rep. Toby Roth believes that English is the bond uniting America and should thus be made the official US language. However, Democratic Rep. Ed Pastor says that the English-only bill should not be approved because it stems mainly from anti-immigration sentiment.

Laws, regulations and rules, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, English language, Roth, Toby, Pastor, Ed

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Should public schools be English - only: Rep. Wally Herger

Article Abstract:

Bilingual education appears to be not effective in teaching minorities, particularly Hispanics in learning English. Only 5% of Hispanic students satisfactorily passed into English language instruction annually. This indicates a 95% failure rate.

Social aspects, Column, English-only movement, Herger, Wally

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