U.S., South Korea Work to Address Visa Issues After Georgia Raid

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp Aims to Mend Ties with South Korean Business Leaders

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp Aims to Mend Ties with South Korean Business Leaders Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is set to engage with South Korean business executives from Hyundai Motor and LG Energy Solution this week. This diplomatic effort follows a controversial immigration raid at a jointly-owned battery plant under construction in Georgia, which saw the detention of hundreds of South Korean workers.The raid, carried out by U.S. immigration au…

U.S., South Korea work to address visa issues after Georgia raid

Leaders of the U.S.-Republic of Korea Business Travel and Visa Working Group met virtually on Tuesday to discuss ways to ensure continued investment in the United States.

Gov. Kemp going to South Korea to smooth things over after ICE raid on Georgia Hyundai plant

The raid created a diplomatic crisis between the White House and the South Korean government.

Georgia governor to thank Hyundai, LG, SK, CJ during 3-day visit

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp will meet high-level executives from Hyundai Motor, LG Energy Solution (LGES), SK On and CJ Foodville during his three-day visit to Korea this week, and express his gratitude for their investments in his state. In an apparent attempt to address negative public sentiment stemming from the mass detention of Korean workers in early September at a construction site in the state, Kemp is also scheduled to join a series of inte…

Georgia Governor Will Beg Koreans to Bring Back Battery Plant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMHXXtUbmWI Unbelievable, humiliating clown show as ICE raids have sabotaged a multi-billion dollar battery plant in Georgia. Georgia Governor Kemp is heading to Korea to humbly beg angry Koreans to come back and put themselves at risk of being clapped in irons again. Clownshow. That an embarrassment.

U.S., South Korea works to address visa issues after Georgia raid

Leaders of the U.S.-Republic of Korea Business Travel and Visa Working Group met virtually on Tuesday to discuss ways to ensure continued investment in the United States.