URGENT: South Koreans Detained in US Immigration Raid Face Immediate Deportation

BREAKING NEWS: South Koreans Detained in US Immigration Raid Face Immediate Deportation Over 300 South Korean workers, detained by U.S. immigration authorities last week for allegedly working illegally at a Hyundai plant in Georgia, are being prepared for immediate deportation. The group is set to be sent home on a chartered flight from Atlanta, with their wrists, waists, and ankles still chained from the ICE raid that shocked South Koreans. The workers were detained while constructing an electric vehicle battery plant in Bryan County, Georgia. This development comes as South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung warned of potential consequences for future direct investment in the US. "This could significantly impact future direct investment in the US," he said at a press conference. The ICE raid has already sparked concerns about the treatment of foreign workers and the impact on international business relationships. The incident also threatens to become an obstacle to South Korea's contribution to President Trump's plans to revive American manufacturing. South Korean officials have chartered a plane to bring back their detained citizens, with the flight expected to depart soon. The exact timing is still unclear, but sources confirm that deportation proceedings are underway. This is a developing story. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Npr.*