LAURA INGRAHAM: It happened slowy, and some of it is very nice. Like I like Dora the Explorer. I like that cartoon. I think it's a great cartoon. It does introduce another language. I don't have any problem with that. I like Handy Manny. I like these cartoons. Well, I speak Spanish, right, so I want my kids to learn Spanish. That's different from telling people we are going to make it much easier for people to vote and to live and to shop and to -- if you don't speak the language. I think we should say, look, you want to be here? And it makes sense for our people for you to be here? Fantastic. But you're only going to be here if you're speaking our language. 

Previously:

Ingraham Insists English “Should Be The National Language Of This Country”

Laura Ingraham Bemoans Multilingualism In U.S. Schools For Making “You Think You're In A Foreign Country”

Ingraham Mocks MSNBC's Jose Diaz-Balart For Translating For Spanish-Speaking Guest

Laura Ingraham Repeatedly Mocks An Immigration Protester For Speaking Accented English