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Trump’s Hyundai plant immigration raid turns massively

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettSeptember 6, 2025No Comments
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It was a warning that will resonate worldwide to each government and foreign enterprise that plan to invest in the United States.

In 2021, Hyundai agreed to build an EV battery manufacturing plant outside Savannah, in Georgia, which would use thousands of state residents once completed and would provide batteries to the company’s cars.

The Republicans in Georgia have been worried about the fate of the factory since Trump returned to functions because of his hostility towards electric vehicles. What they could not predict is that Trump’s immigration raids would hit the plant and cause complete chaos.

Ice initially targeted four Hispanic workers from the factory, but ended up arresting nearly 500 people, more than 300, from South Korean nationals who would be illegally by going beyond their visas or doing work that was not authorized by their visa.

The Wall Street Journal reported:

The Hyundai raid could raise concerns for South Korean companies that send Korean staff to the United States and hires locally for their factories, said Hur Jung, president of the Korean Association of Trade and Industry Studies.

If such repressions are repeated, it “would damage confidence and would harm industrial cooperation between the United States and South Korea in various industries, with negative repercussions for local communities,” said Hur, who is also a professor of economics at Sogang University.

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After the news of Georgia’s arrests, the largest newspaper in South Korea, the Chosun Ilbo on the right, published a story with the title: “After having invested in” Trump Maga “, what returned is the arrest of 300 Koreans”.

If foreign companies and the government lose confidence in the United States due to Trump, the most injured people are the Americans who may be employed by these new investments.

Trump says he wants to bring back manufacturing, but manufacturing is falling due to his policies.

The Trump administration policies are against the flame, the worsening of the economy and the country’s international position.

Trump makes immense damage to the United States. People who will pay the most serious price are not the billionaires, like the president. Those who will be most injured are Americans who work who see their way to closed economic success.

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