A mass immigration in a battery factory in Georgia led to the detention of more than 300 South Korean workers, most of whom have now returned home. The attack in the work in Hyundai underlined the broader effects of the deportation strategies of the Trump management.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has asked for reforms in the US visum process and warned that Korean investments could be in the United States until improvements were made. The incident contained long discussions about the treatment and future of the detained employees, with the interventions of the white house delaying the deportations.
The collaborative economic relations between South Korea and Georgia, especially Hyundai, were emphasized when the civil servants emphasized the importance of maintaining historical partnerships despite the latest turbulence towards immigration policy and enforcement stactics at work locations.
