http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?articleID=20080423_1__OKLAH17547

The House approved a measure Wednesday declaring English as the state's official language. The proposed constitutional change, which now goes to the Senate, would be referred to a vote of the people this fall.

Senate Bill 163 was approved, 70-28, after more than 1 1/2 hours of discussion.

The biggest impact of the measure would be that driverµs license examinations could no longer be provided in Spanish. The Legislature had passed a law several years ago allowing the tests in Spanish.

Rep. Randy Terrill, R-Moore, who sponsored the bill, said earlier, "Being able to read and write in English is critical, particularly when we are talking about driving."

This kills me that this has had to be a "bill" passed in Oklahoma or in American period! Honestly, I've been to Mexico, I know why they want to come to America, but do it legally and do it right.  Learn English, pay taxes, and be citizens. That's all we ask!