Clarisse McClellan's Daughter

I know you didn't state that, I did and it is true. You stated the state you reside in was Indiana. I was just pointing it out to you that fleeing your state or 'seceding' your county to the next state over would do you, presumably, no good if you are set against official language. Note, I haven't even stated my position on the debate, except that if you're going to say alarmist comments, and go all out to say this or that, at least know what's going on in your own state and those around it:

Indiana Section 1-2-10-1 - State Language (1984)
The English language is adopted as the official language of the state of Indiana.

Illinois Statute: Chapter 5, Section 460/20 - Official Language (1969)
The official language of the State of Illinois is English.

KENTUCKY REVISED STATUTES, Section 2.013 - State Language (1984)
English is designated as the official state language of Kentucky.

Maybe consider moving to Ohio. They don't have an official language statue in their constitution.