We actually have a constitutional requirement in New Mexico for bilingual materials at the State level, to show how much that Spanish history is reflected in our constitution.
Tom Udall: “We actually have a constitutional requirement in New Mexico for bilingual materials at the State level, to show how much…”
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Udall emphasizes New Mexico's constitutional requirement for bilingual materials reflecting Spanish history.
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