Plain English Breakdown
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Korean American Veterans Benefits
This resolution urges Congress and the President to allow states to provide burial and memorial benefits for state cemeteries to Korean veterans who served in Vietnam and later became U.S. citizens.
What This Bill Does
- Urges Congress and the President to permit states to offer burial and memorial benefits in state-run cemeteries.
- This is only for Republic of Korea veterans who served in the Vietnam War.
- The veterans must have become U.S. citizens after their service.
Who It Names or Affects
- Republic of Korea veterans who fought in the Vietnam War
- U.S. states that run cemeteries
Terms To Know
- Republic of Korea veterans
- Veterans from South Korea, also known as ROK veterans.
- Vietnam War
- A war that took place in Vietnam from the 1950s to the mid-1970s involving North and South Vietnam and other countries including the United States.
Limits and Unknowns
- This resolution does not create new laws, but urges Congress and the President for permission.
- It only applies if states choose to offer these benefits.