This better not be a ploy to start teaching Abenaki in NH schools.
Other than that, besides reports in the 1800's of Americans forcing the native tribes to learn English, I can't recall ever hearing of anyone in the US being forced to learn the language of any immigrant.
The picture from the OP is the usual half wit comment with no basis in fact. Unless of course guncrasher is right and it was seen on a reservation. That is understandable.
Bob
One that I remember from some years ago..
A business owner, has a foreign customer come in, very poor language skills..
Memory says Cambodian.. He tries to communicate, just doing business..
Communication just wasn't possible, so the potential customer starts to get
angry, obviously by his actions.. Started having a temper tantrum, throwing
card and brochure displays, yelling in Cambodian.. Biz owner say get out, OK...
Guy leaves, door slammin, tires burnin, etc etc.. Biz owner forgets about it..
Weeks later, a process server shows up, with papers for a discrimination suit..
Biz owner won the case, but the legal fees bled him dry.. Ended up losing his
business over it.. Ruined the guys life, for nothing..
This has happened more than once..
There are lawyers just looking for stuff like this..
Like ambulance chasers..