There has never been this in the United States: an official official language. According to an insider, US President Donald Trump wants to change this, although a large part of the population speaks Spanish. This would probably lead an important voter layer to his head.
Trump apparently wants to sign a decree that would explain English as the official language of the United States. When this would happen is unclear, said a person who is familiar with the trial on Friday. The United States have never had an official language at the federal level. It initially remained unclear whether Trump would be authorized to take the step.
According to an analysis of the US Statistics Authority in 2022, 67.8 million people in the United States spoke a language of a total population of around 330 million at home in 2019. This was an increase of 52 percent compared to the previous survey 2000.
The largest group below with 41.8 million people spoke Spanish. Many authorities therefore also publish their documents in this language. First the “Wall Street Journal” reported about the Trump project. It is still to be seen how his plan arrives at his voters.
Hispanics turned away from Democrats
In his election victory, Trump benefited from the Democrats that many blacks and Hispanics turned. The Republican did not reach a majority in one of the two groups of voters, but according to a retreat survey by NBC News station, 45 percent of Latinos and twelve percent of black voters for Trump.
The planned language regulations freely position the authorities to communicate exclusively in English or in other languages, cited the newspaper and the CNBC broadcaster from a corresponding brochure of the White House.
A decree of the then American President Bill Clinton (1993-2001) has so far determined that the authorities must make their services accessible to people with limited English skills to ensure that no one is a disadvantageous due to lack of knowledge of English. With Trump’s decision, this Clinton Regulation would be lifted.
Source: Krone
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