The South Korean President undertakes to support the Koreans who were arrested in the American Immigration raid

South Korean President Lee Jay Meongy has ordered comprehensive efforts on Saturday to quickly respond to the arrests of hundreds of citizens of the country in a US migration raid on the Hyundai car battery factory.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Zhou Hyun, said that the government has established a team to respond to it Thursday detention Among more than 300 Koreans in the facility in the southern state of Georgia and it may go to Washington, DC, to meet officials if necessary.

“I am very anxious,” Zhu told the emergency government meeting.

The accident can exacerbate the tensions between the Trump and torrential administration, an Asian ally and a major investor. They were contrary to the details of the commercial deal, which includes $ 350 billion in investment in South Korea in the United States.

A video released by the United States of Immigration and Customs showed Asian workers killing in the wrists, waist and ankles on a bus after the raid, which included a helicopter and armored vehicles.

The arrest of about 475 workers, including more than 300 Korean, was in the factory near Savana, part of US President Donald Trump’s escalating campaign against immigrants, the largest enforcement operation in one location in the history of the Ministry of Internal Security.

In the video, hundreds of workers are shown to stand in front of the building, with some yellow jackets with names such as “Hyundai” and “LG CNS”. Two workers were hidden in Baraka before they were arrested.

“We welcome all companies that want to invest in the United States, and if they need to bring workers to build or other projects, there is nothing wrong with that – but they need to do this in the legal way.”

“This process sends a clear message that those who take advantage of the system and undermine our workforce will be held accountable.”

Hyundai said she would investigate her inner suppliers and stakeholders to ensure that the regulations are met.

LG Energy Solution, who works with Hyundai to build the factory, said she asked employees to return from American business trips while hanging travel to the United States except customer meetings.

South Korea said 47 of its employees and about 250 contractors for contractors at the joint venture factory were arrested.