English President Donald Trump presented an official language to the United States in a decree that signed this week. In a document issued by the White House, the president indicated that it was long scheduled to announce the English language as the official language of the United States, which confirmed through the use of English as a national language since the establishment of the country, and the basic documents of the country such as the declaration of independence and the constitutional amount.
The designated language at the country is the main component of a unified and coherent society, which confirms the United States that its citizens can exchange ideas freely in a common language
– Countries in the decree, which helps develop a more efficient society.
The presidential decree indicates that making the official English language will also encourage newly received Americans to learn the language. Donald Trump wrote: “The English language skills are not only economically opened, but also help new arrivals to become members of societies and be part of national traditions,” Donald Trump wrote.
Donald Trump also canceled a presidential document during Bill Clinton's presidency in 2000, which provided to improve access to services for “limited English knowledge”. However, the new legislation emphasizes that change does not mean an amendment to access any service provided by the Federal Office.
The United States has not yet had a legal formal language. The vast majority of people, 78 percent, speak English. At the state level, 32 of 50 states had previously submitted legislation that the official language is English.
