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The guidance had first become effective on January 19, 2001 — that is, at the eleventh hour of the Clinton administration. The guidance is designed to help agencies comply with another notorious Clinton last-ditch action: his signing of Executive Order 13166. That executive order in principle requires every federal agency and every recipient of federal money to make sure that the inability to speak English isn't barring anyone's access to federally funded programs. In other words, the federal government is now forcing its agencies (and much of the private sector) to conduct their business in Spanish, Tagalog, Urdu, whatever.

That this is even being debated shows how far America has sunk as a nation. Our government has become paralyzed by multiculturalism of their own making with their open borders immigration policies that oddly was never openly discussed or put to a vote with the American people. As more and more people are herded into the bus that is America it is the citizens that are shoved to the back of the bus. Treason seems to be the order of the day with this government.

I remember when the One World Global types used to always wax that new immigrants in their love of America would become Americanized almost over night. It was like magic to hear these Airheads. We don't hear much about this from that crowd anymore, particularly since 9/11. I wonder why?