People who don't speak English well would get more language help from federal agencies.
This bill would make federal agencies give more language help to people who don't speak English well. This includes translated papers and interpreters. The goal is for everyone to get government help, no matter their main language. Agencies would also make plans and follow new rules for this language support.
Currently, access to federal services for people with limited English skills can vary widely between agencies and locations. After this bill, all federal agencies would be required to provide consistent, high-quality language assistance, including translated documents, interpreters, and trained staff, making government services more accessible nationwide. Noncompliance would be treated as civil rights discrimination.
HR 7223 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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