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Only the Spanish version said GOP wants "permanent solutions" to immigration.

Just being born in the US does not mean you speak English well.

Northern Virginia is turning brown--your neighborhood is next.

Life gets trickier for whites all the time.

The campaign is sponsored by the US Chamber of Commerce.

A heart-warming vision of America's future.

One in ten working-age adults in the US cannot speak proficient English.

Another way around bans on racial preferences.

And some "may refuse to learn English."

83 percent of Americans want official English.

And wishes them a wonderful time in school.

They mayor of Lynn, Massachusetts, explains what the surge means for her town.

Many have never been to school.

And warns that a wave of "brown power" is coming.

Passengers complained they couldn't communicate with drivers.

30 immigrant teenagers dumped in Georgia town don't speak either English or Spanish.

Wants to serve 178 million free meals this summer (HAMBRE means "hunger" in Spanish).

There are now pockets of them in New York City.

EEOC says requiring English is discrimination based on national origin.

Americanized Hispanics offended by what they consider "slurs."

Local communities are finding their own way.

In New Mexico, non-English speakers can serve on juries.

America in 2034.

Twenty percent of drivers may be out of a job.

State senator: The ban on bilingual education is "linguistic tyranny."

Korea, Tagalog, Hmong, Dakota . . .

Schools can't require identification and must provide interpreters to illegals.

Senate Education Committee approves a ballot measure on bilingual instruction 8-0.

He says Republicans "will come to an agreement" with Democrats this summer.

Denver Public Schools deliberately hire DACA-status teachers.

Amnesty is yet another farm subsidy.

He thinks a majority of Hispanics may be "conservative."

Perhaps they're catering to their audience.

There are a million more Puerto Ricans on the US mainland than in Puerto Rico.

There's been a lack of "culturally sensitive" outreach.

Half the students in Texas public schools are Hispanic.

Illegals who received deferred action can qualify for Medicaid in California.

He hosted a Spanish-language town-hall meeting with Hispanics.

"We're trying to go beyond what the Hispanic patriarchy has taught us."

Multi-culti Coke is trying to hook Hispanics on sugar water.

. . . in Texas.

One-third of Hispanic Catholics say they are "Charismatic."

Somali immigrants riot at a political meeting in Minnesota.

Underlines the idea that America is up for grabs by whoever wants to come here.

Obamacare makes it harder for Hispanics to find doctors "who appreciate our culture."

Only 20 percent of people who have signed up are Hispanic.

Blacks like Twitter.

Maria Conchita Alonso is in favor of immigration control.

They don't realize how fat they are.

Photos of “the changing face of Minneapolis.”

Hispanics don't bring diversity. They take over.

33 percent of the state's Hispanic third graders are proficient in reading, compared to 64 percent of whites.

Obamacare needs them badly.

GOP operatives told to go where "you're not comfortable" to get votes.

They are "swayable shopaholics."

Train service is creating separate websites to market to blacks, Hispanics, and homosexuals.

Spanish-language ad may have swayed them.

Union boss: "Latino voters control the long-term fate and future of the Republican Party."

Obamacare appears to be obsessed with race.

For many immigrants the very concept of medical insurance is alien.

In Los Angeles, Cambodians are more poor than blacks and Hispanics.

Spanish-language film is doing particularly well in California and Texas.

Owner wanted an "all-Mexican" organization.

They just need taxpayer-funded interpreters.

But many also speak English.

History and national character explain a lot.

What really matters?

Black legislators don't want to share their group's racial set-asides.

Illegal-immigrant criminal walks free.

Different messages for different audiences.

"It's a great opportunity," says Gov. Jerry Brown.

But LA Times says it's OK for Asians to stick together.

It's bilingual.

But it's not enough for the director of the League of United Latin American Citizens.

Virginia senator is the culprit.