The South Korean government announced on Sunday that it reached a deal with the United States to secure the release and repatriation of over 300 of its citizens who were detained during a sweeping U.S. immigration enforcement action at a Hyundai manufacturing plant in Georgia.
A lawyer for several workers detained at a Hyundai factory in Georgia says many of the South Koreans rounded up in the immigration raid are engineers and equipment installers brought in for the highly specialized work of getting an electric battery plant online. https://to.pbs.org/4m0dVTD
-- PBS News (@pbsnews.org) Sep 8, 2025 at 8:47 PM
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You were so excited about writing the headline you forgot to figure out what really happened. They were construction workers at a facility being built next to the auto plant. apnews.com
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