South Korean workers return home after days in detention following US immigration raid
Summary
Over 300 South Korean workers returned home from the United States after they were detained during an immigration raid at a battery factory in Georgia. The raid, which involved a total of 475 workers, caused public upset in South Korea. The workers arrived at Incheon International Airport amidst media attention and emotional reunions with their families.Key Facts
- The raid happened at a battery factory under construction on Hyundai's campus in Georgia.
- A total of 475 people were detained, including 316 South Koreans.
- The U.S. released video footage showing some detained workers in chains, which upset many in South Korea.
- The South Korean workers returned on a chartered plane to Incheon International Airport.
- South Korea's Foreign Ministry worked with the U.S. to arrange their return.
- Families expressed relief as workers returned home safely.
- The South Korean government was initially set to bring them back earlier, but the plan was delayed.
- The raid and its aftermath received significant media attention in South Korea.
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