Two North Carolina towns among those weighing English-only rules
Tagged: English-only, mecklenburg county“A pair of North Carolina towns are weighing whether to join dozens of cities across the country proposing to make English the official language.
Mint Hill, in Mecklenburg County, and Landis, a town in Rowan County, are reviewing making clear that English is the dominant language.
Mint Hill’s proposal also would punish businesses that employ, rent to or provide goods and social services to illegal immigrants. A proposal in Landis would require that all written or spoken government business must be in English _ even if it means people bring their own interpreter.”
Source: More information in English / Mas informacíon en Ingles
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August 23rd, 2006
Fuente Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish
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