From the Associated Press

The Ohio House today passed a bill requiring government business, such as meetings, to be conducted in English. The measure passed by a vote of 54-42 over the objections of lawmakers talking about the Statue of Liberty to argue the bill contradicted the country's heritage as a land of immigrants. Full Article.

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