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President Trump will signed an executive order on Friday declaring English the official language of the United States.

According to a White House official, the order would overturn a 2000 mandate by President Clinton requiring federally funded entities to provide language assistance to non-English speakers.

The Washington Times reported that the United States will formally designate an official language for the first time in its 249-year history.

According to a summary of the White House order obtained by The Wall Street Journal, agencies will continue to have the option to provide documents and services in languages ​​other than English. The summary states that the purpose of establishing English as the national language is to promote unity, improve government efficiency, and create a path to civic participation.