SEATTLE — The prospect of stepping outside, driving to work or simply running errands is increasingly bringing a quiet anxiety for many Koreans in the United States, as recent immigration enforcement actions reverberate through social media, community forums and everyday conversations from coast to coast. What once felt distant — something that happened to “other people” — is beginning to feel uncomfortably close. In Korean-language forums, messenger group chats and community platforms such as MissyUSA and HeyKorean, users trade sightings, rumors and advice, often late into the night. The posts span everything from past DUI records and old visa overstays to whether bankruptcy filings or green card renewals could suddenly put someone at risk. For many, the fear sharpened last week after reports and social media videos suggested federal immigration agents were operating in Los Angeles’ Koreatown, a neighborhood long regarded as the symbolic heart of the Korean American community. “ICE agents are being spotted all over this morning,” one user wrote. “There are armed, mask
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