White House Backs English As Official US Language
Newsmax White House correspondent John Gizzi recently asked White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders at a White House press briefing about... Read More
ProEnglish Featured On WMAL Radio Show In Washington
ProEnglish Executive Director Stephen Guschov was a recent guest on WMAL’s morning-drive radio show in Washington called “Mornings on the Mall.” Listen... Read More
Newsmax Features ProEnglish In Article
Newsmax featured ProEnglish in a recent article about eliminating former President Bill Clinton’s onerous Executive Order 13166 that mandates foreign language translations... Read More
Washington Times Features ProEnglish In Article
The Washington Times featured ProEnglish in a recent article about eliminating former President Bill Clinton’s onerous Executive Order 13166 from August of... Read More
English Language Unity Act Filed In 116th Congress
The English Language Unity Act has been filed in the United States House of Representatives in the 116th Congress. The bill, also... Read More
The Trump Administration, Immigration, And English
President Donald Trump’s recent Oval Office address concerning the growing national security and humanitarian crisis on our southern border only served to... Read More
President Trump, Executive Orders, And Official English
2019 has begun, the 116th Congress has commenced, and the Trump Administration is gearing up for a series of protracted battles with... Read More
ProEnglish Remembers Theodore Roosevelt’s Words On The 100th Anniversary Of His Death
January 6, 2019, marks the 100th anniversary of the death of former President Theodore Roosevelt, and in his honor ProEnglish would like... Read More
The 116th Congress And The English Language Unity Act
As the 116th Congress commences, ProEnglish will be diligently visiting the offices of senators and representatives on Capitol Hill, including all of... Read More
The Battle For Official English
2018 is nearing its end, as is the 115th Congress, but the battle for official English legislation and executive orders continues onward.... Read More