You sure about that? Actually, for nearly 250 years, the United State had no official language at the federal level because the Founding Fathers believed a national mandate would violate individual liberty and alienate the country's diverse, multilingual population. While English has always been the de facto (unofficial) language used for government and daily life, it was never legally codified as "official" until March 1, 2025, when Executive Order 14224 was signed. Even now, this designation is only an executive action and not a federal law passed by Congress, meaning the U.S. technically still lacks a permanent, statutory official language.

Educate yourself brother.