The State of Official English Report – Summer 2026
Throughout the summer, there have been several positive developments for Official English. We break everything down in our latest edition of the “State of Official English - Summer 2026.”
Urgent Cause for 2026!
Take Action: Tell Your Members to Support H.R. 1772 and S.542
Momentum is building in Congress to finally make English the official language of the United States. The Designation of English as the Official Language of the United States Act of 2025, or H.R. 1772 , was introduced by Rep. Robert... Read More
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Federal Government Enforces English Proficiency Rule for Truckers
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), announced that they will be moving to codify the current guidelines on English Language Proficiency (ELP) for truckers into a new rule.
New “Freedom Haulers” Initiative Will Help More Veterans and Improve Road Safety
This move will put more qualified CDL drivers on our roads who are fluent in English and provide veterans another well-paying career option as they transition into civilian life.
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To reduce unnecessary bureaucracy and prioritize English language learning, the Trump administration is overhauling the Head Start program. Read more.
Head Start Would be English-Only Under Proposed Trump Overhaul | KQED
Head Start has long supported English learners. The administration says that's “at odds” with policy.
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If you haven't read it yet, be sure to check out our Summer 2026 State of Official English report. We break down several important developments in the fight for Official English. https://bit.ly/4xvOU9m
Separate the myths from the facts when it comes to Official English. Read more.
Myths about Official English
Myth: In 1776, German came within one vote of becoming America’s official language instead of English. Fact: Congr...
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Truckers must be able to understand road signs, signals, and communicate with others. English proficiency is essential for safety and this new move is a step in the right direction: https://bit.ly/4cbHM9Q
