North Texas Republican asks Asian-Americans to change their names

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04-10-2009, 10:48 AM

UGAalum94

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I don't think people should have to change their names, but it also seems like they could consistently use one legal spelling on all state documents. Did I misunderstand what the difference between their "legal transliterated names and the English name shown on their driver's licenses" meant?

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