The second argument is more of a humanitarian one. Not having English as our official language causes several socioeconomic hardships for non English speaking citizens. This is because there is the lack of job opportunities and pay for immigrants who do not speak English. It is clearly harder to earn an equal wage as one's peers when a person cannot communicate with ninety-five percent or more of the citizens in his or her country...
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It is clearly harder to earn an equal wage as one's peers when a person cannot communicate with ninety-five percent or more of the citizens in his or her country. While these arguments provide a compelling case for the country to convert to an official language, at the same time several of the arguments for keeping the U...
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