THREAD: Tomorrow, the House of Representatives is set to vote on the #HeroesAct, a $3-trillion package to provide economic relief amidst #COVID19, including millions of immigrant families left out of previous relief bills. Here are some of our takeaways: 👇
Korean Minister of Culture,Sports&Tourism, held a videoconference with 19 KoreanCulturalCenters (KCCs) in 15 countries on the situation of #COVID2019, the spread of #Hallyu abroad after the pandemic ends & how to bring foreign tourists to #Korea.
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@CrotteauThe I believe they don't want to push their heritage too much considering they are in a foreign country where it isn't as accepted as it is in their home country. #Indiapatel
@burkart_andrew A4: I believe they heard this from the newspapers and from the word of mouth from travelers and also the military members who were sent there during the Korean war. #gotseould
@abi_fredrich A2: I believe the barriers aren't as significant as they were in the past. After the Immigration act of 1965, it made it easier for them to come to the U.S. and chase the "American dream" #gotseoul
@kali_2222 A1: I found the first phase the most interesting because the Korean people were basically forced out in order for them to survive. Their will to work was also beneficial for the farm owners of Hawaii #gotseoul
@MattLyn41673336@persianofntrest Wow, Matt, The coronavirus is no joke. I can tell you one thing for sure, I will be celebrating the day from my garage with some friends who don't have the virus, rather than risking it and going to the parade. #Sncgeography#notmessingwithcorona
@persianofntrest@MattLyn41673336 Honestly, I think there's a definite possibility. There have been cases of the virus reported in the Chicagoland area and that would be a big risk for them to hold the parade #Sncgeography