Numerous countries, such as Mexico, mandate that individuals seeking citizenship demonstrate fluency in the national language, encompassing both reading and writing skills. The United States should adopt a comparable standard of linguistic proficiency for citizenship, yet regrettably, it does not. However, Arkansas has identified a clever workaround. The Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), a mandatory credential for truck drivers, requires fluency in English. The state is now actively enforcing this regulation.

Good for them!

It's the best way to ensure the roads are safe.

Good job, Governor Huckabee.

The bar is literally on the ground at this point. 

Every state should implement these policies.

This sounds like a plan!

This should be a no-brainer.

This just seems like common sense. There isn't enough of that used anymore.