Young Kim

From Uber and Lyft drivers to financial advisors to local artists, we should support workers' freedom and our gig economy.

Everyone I've spoken to agrees that telehealth should and must remain a core part of healthcare services.

As we move beyond the COVID-19 pandemic and work to improve the quality of care and expand access to our healthcare system, taking advantage of technologies as useful tools and adapting to our dynamic, changing marketplace should be at the forefront to meet our goals.

The COVID-19 pandemic made clear that telehealth care will only continue to grow as a vital part of our healthcare system.

Americans agree that we must secure our border and allow for fair, legal immigration. I am committed to doing my part, and I hope the Biden administration comes to the table to do the same.

I believe it is mutually beneficial and humane to let migrants pursue asylum claims in their home country rather than in the United States, when they are often released into communities through the Biden Administration's catch and release policy.

The Biden administration's border policies are undermining the legal immigrants who have waited their turn in line for years.

Businesses closing doors comes with employee layoffs and individuals unable to pay their bills, put food on the table or provide for their loved ones.

As a small business owner, I understand the hardships and challenges that come with starting a small business.

Small businesses are the heartbeat of our communities across California's 39th District.

We emigrated from South Korea to the island of Guam.

I remember walking along the beach as a young girl with my mom to pick up cans and bottles. We would bring back any money we made from recycling to our church as our way of giving back to the community that welcomed us.

My family came to the United States in pursuit of the American dream.

Telehealth services in particular have been instrumental in lowering healthcare costs for patients everywhere and reducing strain on our health infrastructure.

We must create policies that promote creativity, innovation and can adapt to today's changing, dynamic economy.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left businesses unable to keep their doors open and families struggling to pay rent and put food on the table.

During a public health and economic crisis, the last thing Congress should be doing is passing laws that hit the breaks on our recovery, kill jobs and hurt small businesses.

I was elected to Congress to cut through the gridlock and get results for the 39th District.

My door is open for anyone who is willing to work with me, even if we do not always see eye-to-eye.

It is unacceptable that private groups working tirelessly to save lives in Afghanistan have hit bureaucratic roadblocks and red tape prohibiting them from chartering flights out of the country and receiving funding from the federal government.

The Biden administration withdrew U.S. troops from Afghanistan without a strategy to ensure stability in the region.

President Biden again said he owed 'no apologies' for the aftermath of withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan. Many Americans and our allies beg to differ.

I will do whatever is important to help my district and move our country forward. The only way to do that is to work in a bipartisan way.

I want to be able to work together in a bipartisan way, as the Problem Solvers Caucus members would have done, to continue to work on COVID-19 relief, immigration reform, health care and many other policy issues that we really need to work on to get our country moving forward.

I came to Congress to break through the partisan gridlock and get things done for the - not only my district, but to move our country forward.

Border security is imperative for national security, public safety and economic success of communities.

Israel is an important ally and economic and security partner of the United States.

We are able to enjoy our everyday freedoms because of the dedicated service and sacrifice of those who have answered the call to serve.

Policies from Congress should make life easier for American workers, families and businesses, not harder.

As a wife and sister of veterans, I know our Vietnam era veterans sacrificed much in service of our country, and I am honored to partner with the Vietnam War Commemoration Program and the organizations at the Veterans Resource Fair to recognize them for their service.

Taiwan has proven time and time again to be a trusted ally of the United States and a world leader in global health security.

Age should not be a hurdle to achieving the American Dream.

As a small business owner and Ranking Member of the House Small Business Subcommittee on Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Workforce Development, I am fighting every day to allow our businesses to thrive.

Businesses need a safe environment to grow their enterprises and create jobs.

As an immigrant from South Korea with family members who fled North Korea, supporting the North Korean people is personal to me.

There is no one-sized fits all solution to meet the diverse demands of our unique small business communities.

Small businesses do not just need to fill open positions, but they also need qualified and skilled workers.

Our entrepreneurs are our nation's job creators. Their innovative products and services fuel our communities.

I didn't vote for Joe Biden, but I truly wish him well, as his success is our nation's success.

We cannot sit idly by as Chinese government officials act as puppets for Vladimir Putin's regime.

While Meta blocked Russian organizations from running ads sharing pro-Russia propaganda as Vladimir Putin invades a free and sovereign Ukraine, Meta is not only allowing CCP-backed organizations to spread the exact same misinformation but also profiting from it.

Sadly, the COVID-19 pandemic has only added more stress and uncertainty on moms and their families.

I will continue to fight for commonsense policies to improve the lives of American workers, businesses and families.

We need practical, responsible energy solutions that will help expand and diversify domestic energy supply chains and lower costs for consumers.

Energy security is national security.

I will continue to do all I can to support Uyghurs and I hope my colleagues as well as U.S. companies and the international community joins me so we can hold the CCP accountable.

No one should live in fear because of their ethnicity or faith.

The CCP has deployed frightening advances in surveillance technology across China that the government can utilize to control, silence and oppress its population.

Instead of throwing money at problems in search of a solution, let's make investments that can make a difference.

Infrastructure is the bridge to economic opportunity and increasing our competitiveness against other countries.