"Let's Get Those Letters in Korean!": citizen organizations initiate campaign to safeguard language access rights of minorities
Korea Times 11-10-07 A4 (translation of Korean article)
Printed Press
11-12-2007
10-15-2007
Community Network
KoreAm October 2007
p.97
10-09-2007
No Match = No Sense, No Justice
교차로 10-9-07 A1, A4
이민 노동자 권익 단체， 노동및 커뮤니티 단체， 종교 단체들은 지난 3일 오전 10시 한인타운에 소재한 사회 보장국 앞에서 국토안보부의 이른바 ‘No Match’ 레터 에 대한 항의 집회를 갖고 사회보장국 의 지역 담당자인 피터 D. 스펜서에게 항소서를 전달하였다.
10-05-2007
Student immigrants lobby for legal residency: Train rides and campus protests are among tactics. A bill that could grant green cards is due to come up in Senate.
(Los Angeles Times 10-5-07 B6)
10-01-2007
S. Korea native fights for rights of immigrants
Chung-Wha Hong
New York Immigration Coalition
New York Crain, Feature Story "100 Most Influential Women"
http://www.newyorkbusiness-risingstars.com/100women/index.php/womens/vie...
09-24-2007
Undocumented Korean American Students Receive AB540 Exemption and Enroll in UC: KRC and NAKASEC help out
USA Edu News 9-24-07 A27
(translation from Korean article)
09-21-2007
[Photo News] KRC Holds Press Conference on "Right to Public Education"
(translation from Korean article)
Korea Daily 9-21-07 A5
Reporter Han Jeon
09-20-2007
Undocumented Students Now Can Get Tuition
(translation from Korean article)
JBC Broadcasting 9-21-07
Sixteen Korean American applicants, who had been admitted to UCSD in June but had been denied in-state tuition support for their undocumented status, will be able to enroll in school.
09-20-2007
Public Schools also deny admissions and check on status when accepting students: denials spread through outlying school districts, Korean Americans are affected
(translation from Korean article)
Korea Daily 9-20-07 A1
Reporter Nicole Chang
The number of public schools that refuse to admit undocumented students is on the increase.
07-25-2007
UC Tuition Benefit Audit Becomes Tougher, Undocumented Students Face Difficulties
(translation of Korean article)
Korea Daily 7-25-07 A1
Reporter Nicole Chang
AB540 is a California state law that allows undocumented students who had attended high school for 3 years or more to allow them to pay tuition for California residents when they enroll in a public university. The application of this law has become much tougher.