The Trump administration has directed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to end language translation services for people calling for information about their immigration or employment status or their benefits. The post Trump Admin Ends Translation Services for Immigration Agency After Declaring English the Official U.S. Language appeared first on Breitbart.
In March 2025, the Trump administration directed the DHS to end language translation services for USCIS, impacting those seeking information about their immigration or employment status. This decision follows an executive order declaring English the official U.S. language, aiming to encourage English proficiency among "new Americans." The cancelled USCIS translation service contract would have cost nearly $600,000. Advocates argue this change will complicate matters for migrants with limited English proficiency.
