ICE agents detained 450 illegal migrants at a construction site in Georgia, including hundreds of fly-in Koreans who likely misused B-1 tourist visas to take jobs from American construction workers.
The migrants’ detention is presumably welcomed among American construction workers. But the sweep on September 4 has prompted a sharp complaint from South Korea’s government because a giant Korean-owned battery factory is being built at the construction site.
The battery factory in Ellabell, Georgia, is being built for two Korean companies, Hyundai Motor Group and LG Energy Solution Ltd. More than 1,400 people are working at the site.
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