C J Campbell writes:

Most Spanish speaking citizens were born here.

But most of those also speak English, unless they've led a very bizarre and
isolated existence.

A lot of their ancestors were here before Plymouth Rock.

A lot? How many?

That is why I think referring to them and
their language as 'foreign' seems so strange.

Why is there so much pressure to put things in Spanish, and so little to put
things in aboriginal American languages, such as Navajo?

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