I support the proposition to phase out the federal transit program and reform provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act which can delay and drive up costs for transportation projects.

We renew our call for repeal of the Davis-Bacon law, which limits employment and drives up construction and maintenance costs for the benefit of unions. Recognizing that, over time, additional revenue will be needed to expand the carrying capacity of roads and bridges, we will remove legal roadblocks to public-private partnership agreements that can save the taxpayers’ money and bring outside investment to meet a community’s needs. With most of the states increasing their own funding for transportation, we oppose a further increase in the federal gas tax.

I support expedited siting processes and the thoughtful expansion of the grid so that consumers and businesses continue to have access to affordable and reliable electricity.

Ready to introduce the solution to the healthcare crisis in America.

 With over 30 years developing the “Best in Class” domestic and international health plans that reduce costs, increase quality of care for patients, opening opportunity for innovation and medical futuristics, I have the answer to one of the biggest issues in the US.

Restore our health care free market system to drive down costs through competition, advances in healthcare technology addressing fraud, waste and abuse.  Bringing in advanced technologies we can have an effective cost rate reduction of 20-25% in administrations costs by adding sentinel programs to address the fraud, waste and abuse we can enjoy an additional rate reduction of 20%.  Strong position of Pharma cost reduction that would cut prices 50-60%.  There are many other cost reduction policies I will introduce once in Congress that will offer increased benefits with reductions in total healthcare costs by 50-60%.

By these programs measures we will be able to secure the sustainability of our healthcare system for all ages.

I support immigration laws and immigration reforms that address the needs of national security and stricter penalties for illegal aliens themselves, as well as for those who help smuggle illegal aliens into the country, those who create fraudulent documents to prolong the ability of illegal aliens to stay in the country, and employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens.

I also support the right of border patrol agents to deport illegal immigrants without giving them a hearing before a judge.  One of the proposed systems to help oversee the process is the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program is an online system designed to help benefit-issuing agencies, institutions, and licensing agencies determine the immigration status of applicants.

I support the President’s annual budget which calls for an $11.7 billion cut in foreign aid. The proposed 21% cut will be achieved by reducing economic aid to other countries. We can not afford to continue supporting the world while our own infrastructure is crumbling.

Construction and Clean Energy jobs are in high demand and the homeless can transition into these careers quickly. Clean energy employment added 110,000 net new jobs in 2018 and continued growing in 2019. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ #1 and #2 fastest-growing occupations are solar panel installers and wind turbine service technicians.  These are good, solid middle-class jobs that provide above-average salaries without needing a college degree. These are good, long term, sustainable jobs that increase the local tax base and make communities stronger. Our ports have security implications for the nation and we should assess the use of automation at our ports. This should be a federal issue that is not handled locally at each port. I believe all stakeholders should have a seat at the table.

Much of my experience has been in the medical field and I understand the health problems of America. The U.S. healthcare system has limited medical benefits, and I will fight for improved medical plans that will be beneficial for all Americans to make Americans more stable and strong. Healthcare has been tied to employers for far too long. Employers offer health benefits because the current federal tax code exempts employer-sponsored health plans. Employees save money by buying health insurance through an employer using pre-tax dollars. This model no longer works for the multitude of self employed people in the job market today. Additionally, Hospitals hide prices from consumers, so that the consumer doesn’t even know what they are until they receive a bill. To add even more complexity to the issue; insurance companies themselves face barriers based on individual state by state laws. US health insurance is regulated by individual state insurance Commissions. The significant variations between state regulations makes it impossible to compare policies and premiums. There is a broad variation of mandated benefits between states. We need to remove barriers to entry for providers and remove the link to employers. People can choose car insurance, homeowners insurance and life insurance on the private market. With some sensible laws that allow all people to obtain coverage, health insurance could be made more available to all people at affordable prices. Individual market plans would be required to cover pre-existing conditions. High-risk pools would be funded by the funding used for subsidies and the Medicaid expansion. Health Savings Accounts should also be made available for everyone. This account promotes savings and individual responsibility. When people are spending their own money they become better consumers which leads to more efficiencies in the marketplace. Hospitals should be required to show prices publicly so that consumers can make an informed choice both on cost and quality. Also, we need to institute a national policy so that health insurance companies can write health insurance plans that are easily compared. When we shine a light on these murky business practices, a knowledgeable consumer will be able to make smarter decisions. There are many ways we can reduce the cost of healthcare and make it more efficient which can lead to less spending at the government and individual level.

As a first-generation immigrant from Korea, I know from my own experience the obstacles many immigrants face when they arrived in America. In 2013, I became the CEO of consultation and legal firm that has helped many immigrants navigate the obstacles and succeed in accomplishing their goals. 

Employment-based immigrant visa case takes a lot longer time without any assurance of the outcome due to limited categories of Visa. The length of time depends on case to case basis hence; an individual will not be able to predict the result.

We want these people to come to our country. We need to have a process in place that shows the timeline of when they will be granted their Visa. The long process that these immigrants are facing is affecting the United States Economy. We are a nation of immigrants and that has made us strong. I love this country and we should know that those people that are coming here love it too. We should welcome many but we should also be vigilant knowing who they are. On the other hand, the surge of illegal immigrants across our borders must be stopped. 

In my opinion, this is not good law as it opposes the Federal Law and immigration is a federal matter. This law aid the local and state government to prevent the federal government to effectively deal with violent illegal immigrants coming across the borders. Moreover, the sanctuary law does not protect law-abiding citizens or even non-citizens who are legally in the country. Mostly, it protects those who are committing crimes after coming across the border without a permit.

By preventing abuses in the immigration law, our country will be able to those immigrants who truly need America’s humane open door policy.