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U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance criticized hospitals that provide interpreters for people who do not speak English. He cited an experience in an emergency room where he said he saw about nine interpreters, and suggested hiring doctors instead if everyone spoke English. More than 8% of the U.S. population—around 25 million people—have limited English proficiency, while studies show that medical interpreting services improve care and reduce health disparities and errors. His remarks come amid the Trump administration’s efforts to promote English: although it declared English the official language by executive order and rescinded an earlier order expanding access to services, the United States still has no legally binding official language at the federal level.
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