Americans are split over President Trump’s executive order declaring English the official U.S. language. Supporters call it common sense, while critics argue it undermines the nation’s diversity.
On March 1, Trump signed an executive order making English the official U.S. language—the first such move in American history. The order emphasized unity, cultural cohesion, and streamlined government operations, noting that most nations already have official languages.
In fact, 180 of the 195 countries across the globe have set their official languages into law or through their own legislation.
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