Should Spanish be an official language in the US? (user search)
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  Should Spanish be an official language in the US? (search mode)
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Question: Should it?
#1
Yes in all 50 states and federally
 
#2
Only in states with 20%+ Hispanics
 
#3
Only in states with 10%+ Hispanics
 
#4
No
 
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PJ
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« on: August 01, 2015, 01:14:49 PM »

I don't see the need for a country to designate certain languages as "official," but Spanish should be a required high school class, government documents should be available in Spanish, and road signs should have Spanish in areas with large Spanish speaking populations.
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