When due process isn’t being followed, and the citizens have been taken by unidentified, masked men, the word is ‚abducted‘, not ‚arrested‘.
risky-key on
Big companies have been doing this for years and just look the other way until something like this happens. The workers are the ones who get screwed over the most every time.
ATLfalcons27 on
And once again the employer will not be punished
halfsweethalfstreet on
Fox News: Trump creates 450 new jobs in Georgia.
GrooGrux on
Hyundai should be held accountable for illegal hiring?
NynthCyrcle on
The right wingers are cheering this on of course. Yet I see nothing and hear nothing about businesses and farmers being held responsible for hiring illegals in the first place. I think we all know why.
greenee111 on
ICE is too scared to go after real criminals on the street. They’re going after innocent hardworking people lol.
startinearly on
I live in the area. The plant is basically brand new and this will undoubtedly hinder operations. The locals, however, are cheering this raid. A large paper mill just closed, so they are naturally assuming everyone laid off at the paper mill will soon be bolting fenders onto Hyundais.
foo-bar-25 on
Targeting EV maker and Tesla competitor.
Familiar-Risk-5937 on
Hyundai forgot to send „someone“ their monthly GRIFT payment.
Ok-disaster2022 on
450 People, who arent suspected of any criminal act. Immigration is a civil offence, not a criminal offense. That’s why the government denied access to an attorney for immigration court.
This is just the gestapo putting pressure on companies to donate to the party for protection money.
capprieto on
And what was the amount of the fine levied against Hyundai?
nosotros_road_sodium on
Including upper management? I think not.
LimpDisc on
Who was it that hired all these people? Did they also arrest the GM, AGM, HR Manager and so on?
DoubleHurricane on
I’m in Los Angeles. They started taking people off the streets here three or four months ago. It’s been horrific to watch as Chicago, DC, and New York followed not long after, and now it’s just everywhere.
Nowhere is safe. Red/blue, big city/small city – it doesn’t matter. Legal/undocumented/native born – it doesn’t matter. They do not feel the need to adhere to any of the existing legal restrictions we place on law enforcement, and they laugh in your face if you try to point those restrictions out.
They are smug, violent, reckless, sloppy, and intentionally cruel. They are untrained, unregulated, and so far have faced ZERO consequences for their actions.
And they are coming to your city.
H0stusM0stus on
I wonder if the Hyundai corporate overlords donated to the Trump campaign? If so I hope they enjoy all of this winning…I’m sure the average Joe white male Georgian will gladly pick up the slack left by these 450 vacancies.
isthisthebangswitch on
This is how we bring back manufacturing in the great USA! By terrorizing any immigrants that might want to come here and find an honest job.
sniffstink1 on
Yeah, you gotta round up all those stone cold killers and rapists working and paying taxes.
Certainly blows away all those stereotypes I had that stone cold killers and rapists were all useless weirdos that don’t work.
Basically, aside from illegal workers, they swept up a bunch of South Korean team leaders, managers, and senior staff on business trips from LG Energy Solution headquarters.
This is going to play internationally as DO NOT GO TO THE US, not even for business travel. Considering international tourists are crashing, now expect business travel to crater as well. Not to mention a lot more reluctance on the part of international companies to set up factories in the US.
This is nightmare stuff for international companies. Even the threat of getting arrested by ICE is a huge turnoff.
mattdionis on
How many of the executives that greenlit hiring undocumented immigrants were arrested?
My guess is zero.
CDubGma2835 on
As a side note: sounds like “bringing back manufacturing jobs to America” might be a little different in practice? 🤔
debugprint on
A decent size auto components plant has a couple thousand workets easily. 475 is not an insignificant amount. Meaning production is hosed… Given it’s a battery plant and that Hyundai is a serious competitor to He Who Shall Not Be Named i can’t help but wonder if it’s related…
Any_Answer9689 on
Love to see how many people ICE would take into custody if they raided Trump hotels and golf courses.
PolloConTeriyaki on
It’s cause Hyundai hasn’t given Trump his „protection“ bribe yet. This is the Goodfellas Presidency.
Hifivesalute on
Ooo looks like Hyundai didn’t pay tribute!
Embarrassed-Pride776 on
Aren’t auto factories supposed to be those high paying jobs that americans want?
Is this a case of Hyundai using illegal immigrant labor to drive down labor costs? If so, we need to punish the automaker harshly.
wookieSLAYER1 on
Still waiting for ICE to go to the actual gang and cartel affiliated neighborhoods but I guess they’re afraid of people who’ll fight back.
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When due process isn’t being followed, and the citizens have been taken by unidentified, masked men, the word is ‚abducted‘, not ‚arrested‘.
Big companies have been doing this for years and just look the other way until something like this happens. The workers are the ones who get screwed over the most every time.
And once again the employer will not be punished
Fox News: Trump creates 450 new jobs in Georgia.
Hyundai should be held accountable for illegal hiring?
The right wingers are cheering this on of course. Yet I see nothing and hear nothing about businesses and farmers being held responsible for hiring illegals in the first place. I think we all know why.
ICE is too scared to go after real criminals on the street. They’re going after innocent hardworking people lol.
I live in the area. The plant is basically brand new and this will undoubtedly hinder operations. The locals, however, are cheering this raid. A large paper mill just closed, so they are naturally assuming everyone laid off at the paper mill will soon be bolting fenders onto Hyundais.
Targeting EV maker and Tesla competitor.
Hyundai forgot to send „someone“ their monthly GRIFT payment.
450 People, who arent suspected of any criminal act. Immigration is a civil offence, not a criminal offense. That’s why the government denied access to an attorney for immigration court.
This is just the gestapo putting pressure on companies to donate to the party for protection money.
And what was the amount of the fine levied against Hyundai?
Including upper management? I think not.
Who was it that hired all these people? Did they also arrest the GM, AGM, HR Manager and so on?
I’m in Los Angeles. They started taking people off the streets here three or four months ago. It’s been horrific to watch as Chicago, DC, and New York followed not long after, and now it’s just everywhere.
Nowhere is safe. Red/blue, big city/small city – it doesn’t matter. Legal/undocumented/native born – it doesn’t matter. They do not feel the need to adhere to any of the existing legal restrictions we place on law enforcement, and they laugh in your face if you try to point those restrictions out.
They are smug, violent, reckless, sloppy, and intentionally cruel. They are untrained, unregulated, and so far have faced ZERO consequences for their actions.
And they are coming to your city.
I wonder if the Hyundai corporate overlords donated to the Trump campaign? If so I hope they enjoy all of this winning…I’m sure the average Joe white male Georgian will gladly pick up the slack left by these 450 vacancies.
This is how we bring back manufacturing in the great USA! By terrorizing any immigrants that might want to come here and find an honest job.
Yeah, you gotta round up all those stone cold killers and rapists working and paying taxes.
Certainly blows away all those stereotypes I had that stone cold killers and rapists were all useless weirdos that don’t work.
/S
Here is the Korean News article: [https://www.businesskorea.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=251200](https://www.businesskorea.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=251200)
Basically, aside from illegal workers, they swept up a bunch of South Korean team leaders, managers, and senior staff on business trips from LG Energy Solution headquarters.
This is going to play internationally as DO NOT GO TO THE US, not even for business travel. Considering international tourists are crashing, now expect business travel to crater as well. Not to mention a lot more reluctance on the part of international companies to set up factories in the US.
This is nightmare stuff for international companies. Even the threat of getting arrested by ICE is a huge turnoff.
How many of the executives that greenlit hiring undocumented immigrants were arrested?
My guess is zero.
As a side note: sounds like “bringing back manufacturing jobs to America” might be a little different in practice? 🤔
A decent size auto components plant has a couple thousand workets easily. 475 is not an insignificant amount. Meaning production is hosed… Given it’s a battery plant and that Hyundai is a serious competitor to He Who Shall Not Be Named i can’t help but wonder if it’s related…
Love to see how many people ICE would take into custody if they raided Trump hotels and golf courses.
It’s cause Hyundai hasn’t given Trump his „protection“ bribe yet. This is the Goodfellas Presidency.
Ooo looks like Hyundai didn’t pay tribute!
Aren’t auto factories supposed to be those high paying jobs that americans want?
Is this a case of Hyundai using illegal immigrant labor to drive down labor costs? If so, we need to punish the automaker harshly.
Still waiting for ICE to go to the actual gang and cartel affiliated neighborhoods but I guess they’re afraid of people who’ll fight back.