ProEnglish Attends FreedomFest Conference
ProEnglish attended the recent FreedomFest conference in Las Vegas. FreedomFest is an independent, non-partisan event that includes many national and international leaders... Read More
Rep. Steve King Is Featured Speaker At ProEnglish Congressional Briefing
Rep. Steve King of Iowa was the featured speaker at the recent ProEnglish Congressional Briefing held in the North Congressional Meeting Room... Read More
Rasmussen Poll: 81% Say English Should Be Official Language Of United States
A new poll conducted by Rasmussen Reports and ProEnglish has found that 81% of Americans believe that English should be the official... Read More
Atlanta Newspaper Publishes ProEnglish Letter
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently published an opinion letter from ProEnglish Executive Director Stephen Guschov. In the letter, Guschov detailed several reasons to... Read More
Rep. Billy Long Is 65th Supporter Of English Language Unity Act
ProEnglish is very excited to announce that there are now 65 supporters of HR 997 – The English Language Unity Act –... Read More
Rep. Smith Introduces House Version Of RAISE Act
Rep. Lamar Smith has introduced the Immigration in the National Interest Act in the United States House of Representatives. It is the... Read More
Conservative Review Backs Official English
Daniel Horowitz has written an excellent article in Conservative Review about how it is time to make English the official language of... Read More
Bill Introduced In Michigan To Make English Its Official Language
A group of legislators are hoping to make English the official language of Michigan. There are 32 states with some form of official... Read More
Two More Congressmen Cosponsor Steve King’s Official English Bill
H.R. 997, The English Language Unity Act of 2017 is gaining new cosponsors weekly, with five more representatives in Congress cosponsoring the official... Read More
The English Language Unity Act Gains Six More Cosponsors
The English Language Unity Act (H.R. 997) is off to a great start in 2017! As of today, six more members of Congress have cosponsored H.R.... Read More