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South Korean Immigrant Family Considers Moving from Washington to Seoul

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South Korean immigrant owners of a dry-cleaning business in Washington are considering moving back to Seoul. This decision follows a lawsuit filed by a customer, an administrative law judge in Washington, which has been ongoing for years and resulted in significant financial strain for the owners.

From montereyherald.com

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The situation highlights the personal and financial difficulties faced by immigrant business owners in Washington due to legal proceedings. The family's decision to relocate represents a localized shift in labor and business operations between Washington and Seoul.

From montereyherald.com

Who's involved

  • WashingtonLocation where the dry-cleaning business is situated and where the lawsuit occurred.
  • SeoulLocation the immigrant family is considering relocating to.

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