The policy that this amendment addresses is obviously authorizing the policy that the EEOC has followed in this area through Democratic and Republican administrations. They have had a consistent position on the employer English-only policies throughout both Democratic and Republican administrations. This amendment would undermine that long standing policy. If the gentlelady and the gentleman want to change that, they ought to take it to the authorizing committee where they can have hearings and have a full-blown discussion, rather than trying to change this policy that has been in place for a long period of time, through both Democratic and Republican administrations. The amendment should be opposed. Mr. Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time.
Alan B. Mollohan: “The policy that this amendment addresses is obviously authorizing the policy that the EEOC has followed in this area…”
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Discussing an amendment related to EEOC policies on employer English-only rules.
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