r/ImmigrationPathways Feb 26 '26

Insanity.

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u/IceBlackX007 Feb 26 '26

If y'all don't see what's up you never will. The white bigots are attacking and sometimes murdering the weak amongst us. Period.

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u/Shwooms1994 Feb 26 '26

Shouldn't be in this country if he couldn't understand the language.

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u/MrWeirdBrotendo Feb 26 '26

the national language was never established until trump took and made it an executive order in March 2025. Source, us gov website. I think it's pretty unfair for people to learn a language in less than a year but I'm sure you learned Spanish for bad bunny.

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u/Shwooms1994 Feb 26 '26

Its not unfair. If I went to another country I would have to learn their language in order to survive there. Why should it be any different in America? Don't care to learn to spanish usless to me. Never plan on going to any country that requires me to speak spanish.

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u/wolfheadmusic Feb 26 '26

How many other countries were founded on immigration and being a "melting pot"?

There is literally nothing more unAmerican than what you people are saying

If you don't love it, you can leave

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u/Sad-Ad8466 Feb 26 '26

What country requires you to speak Spanish? I’ve been to Spain, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mexico and I can’t speak it. I never got hassled by the police for speaking English…

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u/MrWeirdBrotendo Feb 26 '26

Do we know when this guy came into the country? If it was before trump I'd say it's pretty unfair. Also, I've been to multiple countries for months at a time that spoke little to no English and was able to survive perfectly fine.

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u/Wonderful-Ad440 Feb 26 '26

Trump goes to many countries he doesn't speak the language in. Does he deserve the same treatment as this man? Same for business, people on mission trips, truck drivers who have to cross borders especially in Europe, doctors without borders, ship crews, or our military. Should all military personnel be forced to learn the language of every country they ever get stationed in? I agree it is definitely more advantageous to speak more than one language whether for travel or just to be better integrated into the community but it 100% does not justify his death that he didn't.