A Philadelphia restaurant has been cleared of a discrimination complaint triggered by the owner's sign telling patrons, "This is America. When ordering, please speak English."
The controversy began in October 2005 when [restaurant owner Joey] Vento put up a small bumper-sticker size sign.
"There was no testimony in the eight-hour hearing that found Joey or Gino Steaks did anything that violated the law," [Vento’s lawyer Al Weiss] said. "Joey never turned away anybody from any protected group from getting served at the restaurant." Read more...
Finally some sanity!
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Good for him, if you're going to live in this country permanently you should be able to speak English.
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