Young Kim advances bills on energy security and human rights

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Young Kim, a U.S. Congress member representing California’s 40th district, recently shared several significant developments through her social media posts. Her tweets cover initiatives related to honoring military service, advancing energy security legislation, and addressing human rights issues in North Korea.

On November 22, 2024, Young Kim expressed gratitude towards Senator Alex Padilla for collaborating with her on an initiative to honor Major Megan McClung. She stated, “Just as her headstone reads ‘Be Bold. Be Brief. Be Gone,’ Major Megan McClung made a lasting impact on our community.”

Later that day, at 21:00 UTC, Kim announced the passage of her bipartisan bill known as the HEATS Act. In her words, “Energy security IS national security! I’m thrilled my bipartisan bill… passed last week to streamline geothermal energy development & production…” The bill aims to enhance U.S. energy independence and reduce costs for families.

At 23:00 UTC on the same day, she highlighted another legislative achievement concerning human rights in North Korea. Kim tweeted about the House passing her bipartisan bill designed to counter threats from North Korea’s leadership. She urged attention to the issue by stating, “This week, the House passed my bipartisan bill to help the U.S. take concrete steps to support human rights in North Korea & counter Kim Jong Un’s aggression.”



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