South Korea Warns of U.S. Investment Risks Amid Immigration and Labor Concerns
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South Korea's president expressed concerns over U.S. visa policies following the detention and subsequent release of over 300 Korean workers at a Georgia battery factory, highlighting the impact on future investments and calling for improved visa arrangements to facilitate skilled Korean workers' employment in the U.S.
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- South Korea president says Korean companies will hesitate to invest in US without better visa system AP News
- Flight repatriating South Koreans detained by US immigration authorities to depart Atlanta Thursday afternoon, source says CNN
- South Korean Leader Warns of U.S. Investments After Hyundai-LG Plant Raid The New York Times
- ICE leads multi-agency operation targeting illegal employment and federal crimes in Georgia U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (.gov)
- Trump halted deportation of S.Korean workers to encourage them to train Americans, FT reports Reuters
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