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  • The Pledge in Spanish Sparks Controversy

    06/12/2010 5:23:15 AM PDT · by IbJensen · 18 replies · 553+ views
    The New American ^ | 6/11/2010 | Jack Kenny
    A school principal in Wrightsville, Wisconsin, has defended on constitutional grounds the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish at the school. Responding to a letter of protest from the mother of a kindergarten student, Principal Lee Mierow of Wrightsville Elementary School said he wanted to ensure that Spanish-speaking students understood the importance of the Pledge. But he also seemed to suggest students have a constitutionally guaranteed right to recite the pledge in the language of their choice while participating in the ritual at school. "It is my responsibility as a principal in a public school to give every...
  • DPS prevented from enforcing new license rules (TX)

    04/09/2009 5:54:57 PM PDT · by Dubya · 35 replies · 1,892+ views
    Associated Press ^ | ANABELLE GARAY
    DALLAS -- A judge blocked the Texas Department of Public Safety on Thursday from continuing to enforce new rules that prevent some legal immigrants from obtaining driver's licenses and identification cards. State District Judge Orlinda L. Naranjo in Austin issued a temporary injunction and found DPS acted outside its scope of authority when it adopted the policy last year. "This case is not about illegal immigrants obtaining driver licenses, it is about legal residents who have been denied or have been threatened a denial of a driver license," Naranjo wrote.
  • Tancredo commended for boycotting Spanish language GOP debate

    12/11/2007 2:25:30 PM PST · by fweingart · 26 replies · 165+ views
    OneNewsNow.com ^ | December 11, 2007 | Chad Groening
    An English language advocate is praising Republican presidential candidate Tom Tancredo for boycotting a recent Spanish language debate with his fellow GOP hopefuls. The debate was held on the University of Miami campus on Sunday and was broadcast on the Spanish language network Univision. Candidates' responses, spoken in English, were simultaneously translated into Spanish. Congressman Tancredo (R-Colorado) was the only GOP candidate who turned down an invitation to attend the debate, saying his fellow candidates were "encouraging violation of the law" by taking part. Tancredo -- who has made a tough stand on illegal immigration the centerpiece of his campaign...