Pros And Cons Of Being An Official Language

Even though a majority of us speak English, it should not be the official language of the United States because people are not going to want to adapt to just one language. Therefore, it's impossible to make English the official language due to the United States being the giant cultural “melting pot” of the world. As a result, it is absurd to think that all of the cultures will learn English when they will lose their cultural language. However, one of the reasons why people argue about English being the official language is from the First Amendment, which states “Freedoms concerning religion, expression, assembly, and the right to petition. Thus, it is wrong for English being the official language when people have the right to speak whatever they prefer.
As a consequence, with English
Despite of this I think that we can survive in the world because we have done it since the beginning when we stepped foot in this wonderful country. Nonetheless, why is it that the United States want to enhance an official language when the people here are not going to cooperate in learning English? For example, James Crawford expresses how the public might take it, “it is certainly more respectable to discriminate by language than by race” which I would take it as a way to downgrade all cultures. Furthermore, these officials are trying to criticize my culture and my heritage because there is no need to discriminate by language it's just you're up coming ways. In continuation, to what Jamieson explains in his essay is "If it isn't broken, don't fix it", which mean that the official-English crowd wants to fix a system that seems to be working just fine. As a result, politics just do not seem to understand this phrase and are just wanting to complicate the rest of the public's