And THAT has absolutely nothing to do with the question I asked which was in response to your I asked .
You have yet to respond to that question!
This is your position, copied from your own post:
"... no official accommodation of any kind should be made for anyone who cannot read or write in English!Assuming that you both read and write English (to a questionable degree), why would any official document address you in any language other than English, oh Yodda of the Inane Comment?
Having said that, official documents that legal immigrants are required to interact with during INS processing and beyond that, as well as during the naturalization process leading up to the citizenship test, assist those recent LEGAL immigrants navigate the paperwork necessary to become citizens, so to NOT have them available serves no useful purpose.
You certainly have stated no useful purpose for NOT having them.
So, unless your argument is that English proficiency pre-dating migration should be a requirement to be legally admitted into the country (good luck with that), your idea that "no official accommodation of any kind should be made for anyone who cannot read or write in English" is just petty and small-minded and lacks any useful purpose.