@monarchreport25: South Korean Defense Committee Chair Who Had U.S. Visa Rejected Finally Receives It National Assembly Defense Committee Chairman Jin Seong-jun said on the 31st that he received an A-2 visa from the U.S. Embassy in Seoul and will depart tomorrow. Some have pointed to his 1991 National Security Act conviction, which included anti-U.S. activities during military service such as calling for the withdrawal of U.S. forces, as a possible background. The U.S. requested English translations of the court rulings. The State Department did not comment on the case, saying only that the Trump administration prioritizes American interests by enforcing immigration laws and reviews each visa application individually. This was the second such case, following lawmaker Jeong Cheong-rae. Source: KBS