To: Elsiejay
I thought that having the ability to read and speak English had long been a requirement for becoming a naturalized citizen. No soup for you!
You're assuming the 2 plaintiffs have a desire to become contributing, naturalized American citizens as they enjoy the resources and benefits at their disposal in this country.
Get in back of the line, you silly, pompous American!
/s
22 posted on
04/25/2007 12:13:10 PM PDT by
Titan Magroyne
("Y'know, I've always thought of politics as show business for ugly people." Jay Leno:Al Gore 11/29)
To: Titan Magroyne
But, really, is it not true that the legal requirements for becoming a citizen through the naturalization process, and being allowed to exercise the privilige of voting, include demonstrating ability to read and understand the English language?
This is why I cannot understand printing voting ballots in foreign languages. I’m not sure about which nation our government bureaucrats, not to mention certain highly-placed elected officials, are striving to serve.
32 posted on
04/25/2007 4:47:22 PM PDT by
Elsiejay
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