Gyeonggi aid for children of undocumented migrants raises deportation fears

Undocumented migrant parents in Gyeonggi Province are avoiding a new child care subsidy program, fearing it could expose them to immigration authorities and lead to deportation, local media reported Monday. The program, launched two months ago, provides monthly support of 100,000 to 150,000 won ($67 to $101) for children born to undocumented immigrants. It also allows access to public library memberships and support services from private nongovernmental organizations using certificates issued by

By The Korea Herald