Same here with my Dad's parents from Germany. Did the government accommodate them with interpretators and voting guidelines printed in German? No. Same for those who emigrated from Poland, Italy, etc.
I would like to know the rationale behind the exceptions made for legal Mexican immigrants. (Those who are here illegally should be deported.)
That taxpayers have to fund interpreters or any other special assistance at the polls is, IMO, another example of the government stealing what rightfully belongs to those who earned it...and they do it with impunity.
If the legal Mexicans want to vote in America, let them learn our language or just don't vote! If their allegiance is more to Mexico than the United States, well, that's another topic.
An immigrant is technically required to learn English to become a citizen (who can then legally vote), so it makes no sense at all.
You got that right. I never heard my grandparents whine about having had to learn English. Matter of fact that made my one set fluent in three languages; I'm jealous.
If their allegiance is more to another country, or religion, they need to leave, yesterday.