Bill 119 HR 1273, also known as the Korean American Divided Families Reunification Act, aims to address the issue of Korean American families who have been separated due to the division of North and South Korea. The bill directs the Secretary of State to establish a national registry specifically for Korean American divided families. This registry will serve as a centralized database to help facilitate communication and potential reunification efforts for these families. In addition to establishing the registry, the bill also includes provisions for the Secretary of State to work with relevant agencies and organizations to provide support and resources for Korean American divided families. This may include assistance with navigating the complex process of reuniting with family members in North Korea, as well as providing emotional and mental health support for those affected by the separation. Overall, the Korean American Divided Families Reunification Act seeks to address a longstanding issue affecting many Korean American families and provide them with the necessary resources and support to potentially reunite with their loved ones.
Bill 119 HR 1273, also known as the Korean American Divided Families Reunification Act, aims to address the issue of Korean American families who have been separated due to the division of North and South Korea. The bill dire...