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Source: WorldNetDaily

It was RedState that noted: “President Trump has long wanted English to be the official language of the United States, and this week took another important step in making that happen. The Department of Justice (DOJ) published sweeping new guidance in the Federal Register Thursday, urging all federal agencies to conduct their business exclusively in English, stating that ‘agencies should strive to operate solely in English.'” Trump admin pushes federal agencies to go English-only in sweeping new directive https://t.co/aiHca4dk88 https://t.co/qEDCMgXF4J — New York Post (@nypost) November 13, 2026 BREAKING: The Trump administration has issued new guidance directing federal agencies to operate exclusively in English, eliminating foreign-language materials across government communications, websites, applications and internal systems.

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