By Raynard Jackson

Over the past three hundred years, when foreigners contemplated immigrating to the United States, foremost in their minds was that they wanted to become Americans. Sure they wanted better lives; they wanted to attend our universities; some fled oppression in their own countries, but becoming an American was the prime motivating factor in their decision to come to the United States.

It was a given that being an American would offer them the opportunity for a better life, better educational opportunities, and an environment with minimum, if any oppression.

Italians, Germans and the Irish came from, nor her family name, nor her brothers and sisters, but her new life with her woman leaves her family, takes the name of her husband, and moves into his house to build a new life together.

The woman doesn’t forget where she came am; they seem only to want the government benefits of citizenship.

Citizenship is like marrying a woman. The American citizens, who don’t have the ability or the desire to learn English. They have absolutely no interest in adapting to American culture.

They are not pursuing the American Drewas learning the new language. They didn’t forget their language or their culture from back home; but they fully understood that being an American citizen meant adopting the American culture, which includes the language.

Today, you have foreigners becoming home and in their neighborhood, but they understood that in order to take advantage of all that America had to offer, they had to learn English.

In those days, part of being an American Over the past three hundred years, when through Ellis Island in New York City and settled there in their own little enclaves; many speaking little to no English.

They all spoke in their native languages at husband now becomes her priority and her commitment.

Now, just imagine if the woman marries, 203 of the Voting Rights Act and was meant “specifically” for Blacks who were in the South who couldn’t read or write, because many Blacks, historically, were denied access to an education.

This had nothing, let me repeat, nothing to will continue to lose the true meaning of what should make us all Americans.

the culture, and the values. That’s what every American should have in common.

Until we get back to these principles, we English; knowing the Pledge of Allegiance; and being loyal to America and only America and all of its values.

Being an American is about the language, citizenship, but not wanting to become Americans.

Being American must include speaking French. You can’t be a German and not speak German. So, why, in America, can you be allowed to be American, but not speak English?

I am really fed up with immigrants wanting a citizen of these United States and not speak English? This foolishness cannot be allowed to continue.

You can’t be a Frenchman and not speak began to expand the definition of section 203. This mandate codified into law that the government “must” make accommodations for any citizens that don’t speak English.

Therein lies the problem. How can you be do with people who refused to learn English.

But, as liberals are good at doing, they Voting Rights Act of 1965 to “mandate” that all voting ballots be printed in multiple languages to accommodate citizens who don’t speak English.

The language provision is part of section When I am in the Dominican Republic, I must speak Spanish. To expect these countries to put everything in English to accommodate Americans, who don’t speak their language, would be the height of arrogance and very impractical.

In 1975, liberal Democrats amended the become citizens who refuse to accept our culture; they refuse to build a new life, based on American values.

When I am in France, I must speak French.

Likewise, we are allowing immigrants to but doesn’t take her husband’s name and doesn’t live with her husband, but rather decides to continue to live with her parents.

One could argue that she is merely married in name only.