The South Korean government is reportedly displeased by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid in Ellabell, Georgia, on Thursday in which 300 South Korean nationals were detained for working without proper immigration papers at a battery plant.
South Korean consular officials said on Monday they were preparing to fly the detained and deported Korean nationals home with a chartered aircraft. The plane is scheduled to depart Jacksonville International Airport in Florida on Wednesday.
According to Cho Ki-joong, consul general at the Korean Embassy in Washington, DC, most of the detainees opted to return home instead of remaining…
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