Former South Korean Prime Minister Suspects CCP Behind Increase in Chinese Immigration Former South Korean Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn believes the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is influencing the South Korean government and is responsible for a rise in Chinese immigrants. He stated that immigration rules have been relaxed, allowing more Chinese, primarily of Korean descent, into the country. This policy shift, attributed to left-wing leaders, has caused concern among South Korean conservatives about the CCP’s increasing influence.

• Former South Korean Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn alleges CCP influence on his country’s government.
• He believes the CCP is behind an increase in Chinese immigrants entering South Korea.
• Hwang claims that normally strict immigration rules have been relaxed.
• South Korean conservatives are reportedly concerned about the growing influence of the CCP.
• He attributes the policy change to left-wing leaders, including former President Moon Jae-in and current President Lee Jae Myung.