It would permit bilingual education where it could be clearly demonstrated that the primary objective and practical result is the teaching of English to students as rapidly as possible. and not cultural maintenance. It would not affect the use of total immersion in English which is a proven method of teaching English. Fifth. It would discourage discrimination and exploitation by making it clear to immigrant parents and children that learning English is indispensible for full participation in the American society and economy and by speeding them into the mainstream of our society and economy as rapidly as possible. Sixth. It would reaffirm that we are truly "one Nation... indivisible...".
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