Allow Dual Language Immersion Teachers into America!

I have three children at various stages of the DLI program and have seen the tremendous progress students make when taught by native speakers. I feel strongly that dual language immersion teachers from their respective countries should be allowed to teach these programs.

Our children have worked to hard to be left without teachers.

I have a 7th grader who has absolutely loved learning mandarin. He has a passion for it and it has taught him how much fun it can be to learn. I also have a second grader and she has had a harder time at first in the immersion but after a few months she loved it and loves to talk to her brother in Chinese

It has been wonderful for my nieces

The kids need these teachers from the country of the language they are learning. It is priceless To learn from someone who knows the dialect, from infancy.

Please allow our DLI teachers to come teach! We need them! Thank you.

Please keep our teachers coming in for the program!

Absolutely our kids need this!

Please allow our dual immersion teachers back. They have made such a difference in my kids lives. These teachers have helped my kids to understand not only the language but the culture thus allowing them to become global citizens at an early age. Not to mention they have been fantastic teachers.

This is so important!

This is important for the children.

I learned so much from my ESL teachers and I strongly believe in native dual language immersion.

Please, allow foreign teachers to come into the United States to spread their culture with students. Culture is the basis of what we are and without dual immersion teachers, we are losing the opportunity to enrich our own one and to learn from others.

Yes, please allow Dual Immersion Teachers to teach here in America.

This program is so vital to our young people’s linguistic education. Please let the right teachers enter our country to teach them

We must allow international teachers to enter in order to continue to educate our children in other languages and cultures.

This is an important program for our students. I have seen, first hand, how learning a second language makes our students better able to succeed in school. They develop important critical thinking tools.

We need native speakers for dual immersion classes!

Keep immersion teachers in the U.S.

Native Fluent speaking teachers help kids to know a language better than nonnative