President Trump Sends Direct Message to Foreign Firms after Largest ICE Raid in U.S. History

After ICE arrested about 500 workers at Hyundai's Georgia battery plant in the biggest immigration raid in American history, President Donald Trump ordered foreign businesses doing business in the US to "hire and train American workers."
During a raid on September 4, ICE arrested roughly 200 Latino employees and more than 300 South Korean nationals at Hyundai's battery facility in Georgia. Trump emphasized that foreign businesses must hire and train American people while adhering to U.S. immigration rules. The consequences have shaken South Korean companies; LG has delayed battery manufacturing, and Hyundai has limited staff travel to the United States.