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Sae Joon Park called America home for nearly 50 years and bravely served our nation. After working to turn his life around following mistakes after his military service, he deserved compassion—not separation from his loved ones.
I recently gathered local leaders, organizations, and members of the Korean American community to commemorate Governor Hochul’s decision to grant him a pardon, which I supported. I’m grateful to everyone who has advocated for him and continues to fight for his return.
I spoke to Sae Joon recently and I told him how deeply our community is rooting for him. A former Bayside resident, he has an invitation to join me for Korean food in Queens when he returns.
This pardon is worth celebrating, but our work is not finished. I will keep fighting until he is reunited with his loved ones here at home.
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