The Immigration raid aims to build the Hyundai EV factory in Georgia

About 450 Illegal immigrants On Thursday, in a major raid to enforce immigration at the Hyundai Electricity Factory in Georgia, the Federal Office for alcohol in Atlanta, tobacco, firearms and explosives.

Several other agencies, including American investigations of migration and customs enforcement and patriotism, participated in the raid on the site of building the Hyundai -Lg Energy battery factory in ELLALLLL, which is about 20 miles outside Savana.

The raid is the largest of this procedure on an American manufacturing site in years and follows the main raids in more other workplaces The past few months Under Trump’s management.

The facility, which has an area of ​​$ 4.3 billion to 7.6 billion dollars, is scheduled to provide the joint Hyundai -lges project, the batteries to the Savannah EV factory near Hyundai and are located as the largest one industrial investment in the history of Georgia.

Federal agents arrested hundreds on the Hyundai factory building site in Georgia

The construction was suspended on the site, which extends more than 3000 acres, but there was no interruption in the neighboring EV manufacturing facility.

The South Korean Foreign Ministry expressed its “concern and regret” on the raid and sent an embassy advisor and officials to the site.

Lee Jay Wong, South Korea Foreign Ministry spokesman, said, according to Financial times.

The demonstrators throw rocks, jumping on a snow vehicle after her mother’s raid at the workplace

Georgia State Journal Soldiers Boiled methods to Hyundai. Georgia’s Public Safety Ministry confirmed to Associated Press that it had been sent to assist the federal authorities.

The raid comes after South Korea agreed to $ 350 billion in investments in the United States as part of a commercial deal concluded in July.

The battery factory is scheduled to start operations at the end of this year.

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The company said: “We are closely cooperating with the South Korean government and the relevant authorities to ensure the safety of our employees and employees in the contractors, and to ensure its rapid release of detention.” Fox News Digital has reached Hyundai and LGES for additional comment.

The video posted on social media on Thursday showed that workers in yellow safety jackets are lining up as a man wearing a face mask and a tactical jacket with HSI messages, which means investigations into internal security, telling them: “We are internal security. We have an inspection note for the entire site.”

“We need to stop immediately,” says the man. “We need all work to end the site now.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.