Besides, Spanish is by far and away the easiest language on the planet to learn, it ranks somewhere up with addition and subtraction. Anyone can do it. It's not going to kill anyone to educate themselves. If you want to see what can happen when two languages attempt to dominate a country, you have only to look at the problems generated in Canada. For one, French is heavily concentrated to a region of Canada, whereas English is widely spoken.
People speak Spanish everywhere in America.
There's no pro-regional pride here as in Canada that would indicate we would have any similiar problems. The cost is terribly high also when one considers the need to deal with children who know no English. Personally, if I were in a bilingual situation, the solution is obvious to me and that's learn the other language myself. We don't need this to be legislated into law. It's more trouble than it's worth.