ProEnglish

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ProEnglish is a non-profit lobbying organization that describes itself as "the nation's leading advocate of official English".[1] The work of this anti-immigration group is dedicated to making English the one and only official language in the United States.[1]. ProEnglish was founded by John Tanton under the name English Language Advocates in 1994, become incorporated with a slew of other anti-immigration organization comprising the John Tanton Network.


ProEnglish role in immigration reform bill backlash

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ProEnglish speaks out against new immigration bill In 2013, ProEnglish has played a major role in the anti-immigration reform movement, along with numerous other groups in the John Tanton Network. This backlash comes in response to an immigration reform agenda introduced by a bipartisan group of senators in January.[2] ProEnglish has received $285,000 since 2001 from the Scaife Foundations, the sole funder of the organization and a strong supporter of anti-immigration laws.[2] They released the video clip shown on the right of the page defending English

Personnel

John Tanton: Founder

Board of Directors

Dr. Rosalie Porter
Dr. Cliff Colwell
K.C. McAlpin
Phil Kent
Dr. Asgar Asgarov
Gerda Bikales
Leo Sorensen
Bob Park

Contact Details

Web: http://proenglish.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/proenglish
Twitter: https://twitter.com/proenglishUSA

1601 N. Kent St.

Suite 1100

Arlington, VA 22209

(p) 703-816-8821 (f) 571-527-2813

Resources and Articles

References

  1. Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 ProEnglish, "http://proenglish.org/about-us/mission.html ProEnglish Mission]", accessed June 7, 2013.
  2. Jump up to: 2.0 2.1 Katie Lorenze, "Scaife-Funded Network Works Hard to Kill Immigration Reform," PRWatch.org, May 31, 2013.

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