United States President Trump issues a warning to foreign corporations, following the detention of South Korean nationals during a major US raid.

In a significant development, US authorities conducted a raid at the Hyundai-LG battery plant in Georgia, resulting in the arrest of 475 individuals, including a substantial number of South Korean workers. This operation marks the largest single-site operation under President Donald Trump's nationwide anti-migrant drive.

Footage from the raid shows workers being handcuffed and chained, causing widespread concern among Asian communities in the US. The arrests primarily involved individuals who either crossed the border illegally, entered with a visa-restricted status for work, or had expired permits. Around 300 of the arrested individuals were South Korean citizens working for subcontractors at the factory, which is part of a $7.6 billion project by Hyundai and LG to produce electric vehicle batteries.

President Trump has been vocal about his stance on immigration, issuing a warning to foreign companies to respect US immigration laws. He has encouraged foreign investments but emphasized the need for companies to hire and train American workers. In a recent social media post, the president asked for foreign companies to bring skilled workers to the US, but legally.

The president's message also encouraged foreign companies to invest in the US, but with the condition that they hire and train American workers. This stance is part of a broader trend of increased anti-immigrant operations across the US, as the president's nationwide drive to enforce immigration laws continues.

The raid at the Hyundai-LG battery plant in Georgia is not an isolated incident. It is part of a broader trend of increased scrutiny on immigration issues, sparking fear and uncertainty among various communities in the US. The president's message, while emphasizing the need for legal immigration, has raised concerns about the potential impact on businesses and workers who are legally present but may face increased scrutiny due to their immigration status.

United States President Trump issues a warning to foreign corporations, following the detention of South Korean nationals during a major US raid.