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   IJ> There were 2 groups of people detained at the Hyundai plant.  The 1st, and   
      
   The majority of those detained where here under a B1/B2 visa, which means they   
   are allowed to work, but have restrictions on earning an income.   
      
   The South Koreans where here legally to assist in teaching American workers    
   the ins and outs of the plant. Once their training is complete, they would go    
   back to South Korean where they would be paid.   
      
   IJ> Trump said that foreign companies need to respect the US immigration laws    
   IJ> order to do business in the US.   
      
   They were respecting the laws. This was all sorted out between Hyundai-LG    
   Electric and the US government a long time before the plant was even close to    
   being finished.   
      
   IJ> After the raid there are somewhere between 450-500 jobs for LEGAL citizens   
   IJ> the US.   
      
   The number is actually closer to 8,000 US jobs. The plant was on track to open   
   next year, but now that this has happened there is speculation that the plant    
   opening will be delayed and in an extreme case, will not open at all.   
      
   South Korea is the biggest foreign direct investor in the US and the sixth    
   biggest trading partner overall...at least they were. That will most likely    
   change.   
      
   Sounds GREAT, doesn't it?   
      
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