Through English immersion that did not burden the general population with the expense of the immigrant family's desire to move to this country.
Vel, you don't know what you're talking about. Quit assuming you know something about this subject and quit rationalizing why you think you shouldn't pay taxes. You live in an organized society that chooses to govern itself and since the government is by the people for the people, the people have to pay for it and that means you.
I've studied linguistics, particularly that of the US, and even more specifically the dynamics of language procurement of immigrants in the US. Many immigrants never learn English. Their children learn both the native language at home and English in public schools, and often times the grandchildren speak only English and can't even communicate with their grandparents in their grandparents' native language. Almost all of the time English is learned at school by the second generation, both taught in class and immersively experienced.
Sweetie, why don't you climb down off of your ego and rejoin us down here in the real world? Now it's wonderful that you've studied linguistics, but that doesn't have crap to do with the subject at hand. And it certainly doesn't give you any insight into my personal theory on paying taxes.
Now to address your post. Paying taxes in an organized society is indeed a necessary obligation but obeying the law is also a necessary obligation in that same society. Our immigration laws were written to assure that those that legally immigrate to the United States are not to be a burden on the society they are joining. Those that legally immigrate here should have the means to assure that they and their progeny can learn the language and as such shouldn't require taxpayer assistance in the form of ESL classes. This brings us to what we've actually been discussing which are taxpayer services being provided to ILLEGAL aliens. Those that come here illegally damage the organized structure that we've based our society on. It should not be members of the organized society's obligation to have to provide for those that choose not to work within the norms of the societal structure. Immigrants that came to and helped build this nation in the past, did not come to this "structured society" with the expectation of taxpayer assistance.