official language policy, English language services, government communication standards
Following @POTUS’ Executive Order Designating English as the Official Language of The United States, HUD will solely use English for all Departmental business and services.
We are one people, united, and we will speak with one voice and one language to deliver on our mission. pic.twitter.com/m1HPUb3Pep
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— Scott Turner (@SecretaryTurner) August 19, 2025
Following @POTUS’ Executive Order Designating English as the Official Language of The United States
In a significant move, President Biden has issued an Executive Order that designates English as the official language of the United States. This order aims to streamline communication and unify governmental operations across the nation. The announcement has created waves, particularly within various federal agencies that serve diverse communities.
HUD Will Solely Use English for All Departmental Business and Services
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will now exclusively conduct its business and services in English. As stated by Secretary Scott Turner, this decision reflects a commitment to unity and effective communication. “We are one people, united, and we will speak with one voice and one language to deliver on our mission,” he emphasized in a recent tweet.
This change may have implications for non-English speaking residents who rely on HUD services. While the intention is to enhance clarity and reduce misunderstandings, it raises questions about accessibility and inclusivity for those who may be disadvantaged by this shift.
Implications for Communities and Services
As English becomes the sole language of communication for HUD, communities across the United States might experience both benefits and challenges. For instance, the change could improve the efficiency of service delivery, but it might also alienate individuals who are not proficient in English. It’s crucial for the department to consider these factors as they implement this new policy.
For more information, you can read the full announcement from Secretary Turner on his official Twitter page here. The ongoing conversation about language policy in the U.S. is likely to evolve, making this an important topic for citizens to engage with.