Democrats Blast ICE Raid on Korean-Run Hyundai Worksite in Georgia
Democratic leaders left with illegal migrants and their fortune employers 500 by condemning the detention of ICE of 475 alleged workers alleged in a Hyundai worksite in Korean in Georgia.
“The Democratic Party of Georgia firmly condemns this week’s ice raid at the Bryan Hyundai County factory and the increasingly aggressive presence of ice in the communities of our state,” a statement from the local spokesman, Charlie Bailey. He continued:
These raids are politically motivated fear tactics designed to terrorize people who work hard to live, feed our economy and contribute to the communities of Georgia that they have made their house. The Trump administration breaking its promise to target violent criminals and rather targeting people who work do nothing to make Georgia stronger – it is a political size at the cost of families, companies and means of subsistence in Georgia.
Friday, the RAID arrested around 475 migrants, including more than 300 Korean workers. All worked jobs that would otherwise have gone to local Americans and their families to decent wages.
“Trump promised to continue the” worst of the worst “” ” complain The Pramila Jayapal representative, a pro-migration representative of Indian origin in the state of Washington. “However, his ice aims at everyday people, many of whom have legal status or are workers’ members of our communities,” she added.
“These are no longer dangerous criminals”, ” said The representative Bob Menendez (D-NJ). “It is a question of tearing communities and families.”
AFL-CIO of progressive Georgia denounced RAID: “The judgment and detention of workers, who are exploited every day and risk their lives every day at work, creates an atmosphere of fear that terrorizes workers and their families and increases the burden of the workload for their colleagues.”
The local GOP office has not published a declaration.
But a local republican, Tori Branum, wrote on Facebook that she helped trigger the ice operation:
So I was not going to say anything about it, but let me specify it. Yes, I reported the Hyundai factory in Ice and yes, I spoke to an agent. I also sent him contact details for people who had evidence … No criminal accusation has yet been filed, and from what I understand, some worked in slave conditions which were brought here against their will. It is not a question of discrimination, it is the work of slaves and illegal workers.
Korean workers have probably used tourist visas / B-1 / B-2 sales visitors in the short term to legally fly into the country before working illegally these jobs.
Other workers would have been imported by the border chief of President Joe Biden, Alejandro Mayorkas, via the almost Legal welcome policy for migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
The battery factory in Ellabell, in Georgia, is under construction for two Korean companies, Hyundai Motor Group and LG Energy Solution Ltd. More than 1,400 people work on the site.
Hyundai “is a repeat offender,” an immigration expert who works with immigration lawyers told Breitbart News. Like other companies, notably Mercedes, Kia and Tesla, Hyundai managers use endowment companies to protect themselves legally as they manage migrants from airport to job sites, he said.
The workforce was legally distant from companies by a series of subcontractors.
“They push people [job applicants] to endowment agencies, then they hire them from recruitment agencies, then think that they are protected by law because they have a master’s degree in control that declares [immigration status] is not their responsibility. This happens in each industry, especially in meat transformation plants … It’s simply obvious, “said Palmer.
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The national media have shown a sour response to the scanning of the application of immigration.
Rolling Stone, for example, wrote:
[Branum] Expressed a pride of something else: his alleged role in the cause of the raid, which led to the arrest of 450 people, according to the office of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. “How do I think about this? Well,” said Branum Roller. “I have no feeling about the law. What is good is good and what’s wrong is bad. ”
The RAID follows months of tense negotiations between Washington and Seoul on prices and investments. At the end of August, Trump and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met in the White House after Trump suggested on social networks that the United States could stop doing business with South Korea. This meeting intervened after the two countries agreed from the outline of an agreement concluded this summer which has potentially investing hundreds of billions of dollars in business with the United States.
Minh Nguyen, who manages a Korean barbecue restaurant, read the raid on Facebook and thought it was wrong. While customers and employees took place throughout the day, he realized that it was real. Nguyen was preparing for the impact that it would have on the rush to the dinner of the night.
“It will really affect us,” he said. Neither he nor the owners of restaurants are South Korean, he said, but the restaurant still gets a large influx of guests from Hyundai. Many come to larger groups, including one last weekend of more than 30 people. “Tonight, we will discover how bad it will be,” he said.
Breitbart News closely covered the illegal use of B-1 / B visa to hide the huge influx of Airport migrants in India, Mexico and Europe in the American American trucking, technology and construction industries. The influx has helped foreign investors create several foreign enclaves in the United States where many American laws have not been applied.
The influx is part of the economic policy of the migration of extraction after 1990 of the establishment, which aims to extend Wall Street by important consumers funded by the Government, tenants of apartments sharing and workers who cut the wages of developing countries.
Since his first election in 2016, Trump has partially deflated the bubble that results from cheap labor, thus strengthening the wages, productivity and investment of Americans.
“We have to be effective,” Trump told Breitbart News in August. He added: “We will probably add to [the existing workforce] Through robotically – it will be robotically … it will be tall. Then someone will have to do the robots. All, it feeds on itself … We are going to rationalize things. »»
