US EditionHow Trump’s Hyundai Immigration Raid Could Blow up His Economic Agenda
The ICE raid targeting visa violations at Hyundai's Georgia plant detained 475 predominantly South Korean workers, triggering diplomatic protests and potential investment hesitations, officials said.
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The American president, who arrested in extremis the deportation of nearly 500 workers living in Georgia, assured him that he would not "fear" foreign companies.
Trump Tries To Do Damage Control Over ICE's Hyundai F*ck Up
Donald J. Trump, the Art of the Deal guy, is doing damage control after a massive ICE raid at a Georgia Hyundai plant, which resulted in South Korean businesses suspending at least 22 U.S. projects and delaying their opening by months. And there is a lot of damage to control! “Korean workers are being treated like criminals for building factories that Washington itself lobbied for,” a company executive in Seoul said. “If this continues, investme…
• After the controversial operation, the President of the United States revealed what immigration policy will be.
Trump changes tune on ‘illegal’ Korean workers after Georgia ICE raid - Global Construction Review
President Trump appeared to show contrition yesterday over the ICE raid on 4 September that resulted in the six-day imprisonment of 317 South Koreans setting up a high-tech EV battery plant in Georgia for Hyundai Motor Group and LG Energy Solution. He used his social media platform to post a message of praise and encouragement for foreign companies “who are building extremely complex products, machines, and various other ‘things’”, saying “I wa…
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