Sth’s bothering me, not sure it’s the wording, the tone or just my imagination... HK’s situation is worrisome. The HKers are running out of time. Instead of useless words, they need concrete actions. I get that. But loosening the immigration law isn’t sth to be taken lightly... https://twitter.com/jimmylaiapple/status/1265217361361154048

...I think Taiwan government has to set new regulations to provide shelters to pro-democracy HKers if they’re forced to leave. It’s the right thing to do. I do believe with their talents together with Taiwan, democracy in Asia will shine brighter...
https://twitter.com/tphoenixw/status/1259410791624835073?s=21 https://twitter.com/tphoenixw/status/1259410791624835073

..but it’s not an easy task, especially in Taiwan. President Tsai was elected to protect the well-beings of 23 million Taiwanese. Changing the immigration law too hastily will have a grave consequence. Too loose, there WILL be CCP agents in the disguise of HKers seeking asylum...

...Too strict, the law won’t be able to help those in need. Taiwan’s hard-fought democracy and Taiwanese identity are to be preserved no matter what. President Tsai has to be very cautious with every move as well, not giving China any lame excuses to invade Taiwan...

...The whole world has to #StandWithHongKong . Otherwise, it will be HK today, Taiwan tomorrow, the rest of Asian countries and the whole world falling one after another under CCP bullying...
https://twitter.com/shujamtaro/status/1265099123927076864?s=21 https://twitter.com/shujamtaro/status/1265099123927076864

...To conclude with a good thread to see the complexity of a possible Taiwan asylum bill for HKers. Fully agree that effectively helping Hong Kongers requires discretion and strategy.
https://twitter.com/catielila/status/1171274856379367426?s=21 https://twitter.com/catielila/status/1171274856379367426