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All Things Considered for August 22, 2021

North Korean Kang Ho-Rye (second from left), 89, hugs her South Korean relative at a resort at Mount Kumgang, North Korea, in August 2018. Almost 100 South Koreans crossed the armed border to the North to meet their separated families. The U.S. bars citizens from entering North Korea, but some Korean Americans hope the Biden administration will lift the ban and let them visit again. Lee Su-Kil/Pool/Getty Images hide caption

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Americans Can't Visit North Korea. Some Who Have Family There Hope Biden Changes That

Americans Can't Visit North Korea. Some Who Have Family There Hope Biden Changes That

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