H.R. 9952 is a plan to let people from South Korea work in the U.S. like people from Australia do now, but it might be tricky because the number of spots depends on how many Australians get. It also needs companies to check if the workers are allowed to work using a special program called E-Verify.

The bill is like allowing special airplanes from Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea to make a quick stop in places like Guam, kind of like when you stop for a snack on a road trip without changing the trip itself. This is to help people travel easier and make plane tickets less expensive to far-away islands.