Declaration of the Second Generation of Koreans in the U.S.Korean communities are also interested.

[Anchor]
Interest in the Korean American community is also increasing in the martial law situation in Korea.

Last week, a rally was held in New York to urge Americans to step down as president of Yoon Suk Yeol, and this time, the second generation of Koreans in New Jersey declared the situation.

I'm correspondent Lee Seung-yoon from New Jersey.

[Reporter]
The second generation of young Koreans born and raised in the United States, not international students or Koreans with Korean voting rights, gathered in City Hall, New Jersey.

It is the first time that the second generation of Koreans, who have protested racial discrimination or joined forces to Google to correct that the kimchi-based country is Korea, have launched a declaration of the current situation.

[Dylan Kim / 2nd generation of Koreans: I'm not in Korea, but I feel very anxious and sad when I think of people in Korea.]

They urged Yoon Suk Yeol's president to take responsibility for the martial law crisis and step down immediately and bring it to justice.

[Former Brian / 2nd generation of Koreans: Law enforcement agencies must immediately arrest President Yoon Suk Yeol for rebellion and hold his or her accomplices legally responsible.]

Earlier on the 7th, a Korean American group held a rally in Koreatown, Manhattan, New York, to urge President Yoon to impeach, step down, and arrest him.

Korean American groups in New York and New Jersey will continue to hold related rallies on the 4th of next month.

American students and American scholars, including the University of Michigan Ann Arbor Campus, have also declared the current situation one after another.

The interest of American compatriots in the martial law crisis is getting hotter.

Overseas Koreans living in the United States hope that the situation will end as soon as possible and that Korean society will find stability.

I'm YTN Lee Seungyoon from New Jersey.



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