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Hankil Kang

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Hankil Kang, a journalist at the Department of Social Affairs, provides in-depth coverage on Korean American social issues. Kang earned a BA in Public Relations and an MA in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Georgia.

How a $100 California Traffic Ticket Can Reach $380–$500

California traffic fines often rise far above base penalties due to hidden fees and unrelated funds, raising transparency and affordability concerns.

R-1 Visa Rule Change Lifts Longtime Burden on Religious Workers

The R-1 visa rule requiring a one-year stay abroad after five years was eliminated, easing pressure on religious workers and Korean American churches.

Paper Bags Replace Plastic at LA Korean Markets, Leaving Shoppers Frustrated

California’s plastic bag ban is changing checkout routines in LA. Korean American shoppers face costs, safety concerns, and a push toward reusable bags.

After Decades, USCIS Brings Back Neighborhood Checks for Citizenship Applicants

USCIS neighborhood investigation returns as officers contact neighbors and employers to review citizenship applicants’ character and residence.

ICE Uses Facial Recognition on the Streets as Immigration Enforcement Intensifies

ICE uses facial recognition on the streets during immigration enforcement as staffing expands, raising privacy and civil rights concerns.

Visiting Korea? Medical Tourism Options Are Expanding for Travelers

Medical tourism options are expanding for travelers visiting Korea, offering easier access to treatment, planning support, and verified information.

LA Descendants Finally Receive Long-Delayed Korean Independence Medal

A Korean independence medal was delivered to descendants after an LA grave project identified heirs and began reinterment preparations.

United States Is Home to 2.56 Million Koreans—More Than Any Other Country

Koreans in the US total 2.56 million, accounting for 36% of all overseas Koreans, according to 2025 government data.

Even a Six-Figure Salary May Not Be Enough for an H-1B Visa

H-1B visa changes now weight selection by wage level, boosting odds for top earners and tightening access for others.

ICE Arrests Green Card Applicants at USCIS Interviews, Even After Approval

USCIS interview arrests are occurring as ICE detains green card applicants before or after interviews, raising fears over legal pathways.

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