"English-Only a mistake for U.S. Sites" by Lori Enos
E-Commerce Times, May 17, 2001

Should English Be the Law? By Robert D. King (The Atlantic Monthly Online, April 1997)
Article discusses the House of Representatives' decision to make English the "official language" of the U.S. Says that while countries around the world are being torn apart by language, could the U.S. be next?

LasCulturas.com - Articles, resources, and organizations dedicated to fighting or promoting the "English Only" laws that would make English the official language, or make other languages illegal.

Protecting Navajos at Work, New York Times, Editorial, October 18, 2002

U.S. English Website
an organization that campaigns for everyone in the U.S. to learn English, and works to makeEnglish the official language of the government and to reform bilingual education.

"Navajo lawsuit targets English-only work rule: Feds back tribe in 'historic' act"
By Judy Nichols, The Arizona Republic, Oct. 1, 2002

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) comments on the House's approval of English-Only Legislation, and says that the bill sends the wrong message.

The English Only movement - issues in U.S. language policy

English-Only policy updates

ERIC English-Only bibliography

Alaska English-only law violates free speech, judge rules, By The Associated Press

English-Only Movement: Its Consequences on the Education of Language Minority Children