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angrychair

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5. Well they had

Reply to dalton99a (Reply #3)

Sun Sep 14, 2025, 12:24 PM

Sunday

Both Hyundai and LG have put all projects in the US on hold.
Hopefully they hold their ground. Not to mention, their chance of finding South Koreans willing to go back to the US is incredibly unlikely.

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U.S. diplomat expresses regret over immigration raid on Korean workers, South Korea says [View all] BumRushDaShow Sunday OP

Nearly every post in the references is about either 1) the raid itself and 2) investment from Korea Tetrachloride Sunday #1

The "references" are to catch people up on what went on that lead up to the circumstances in today's post BumRushDaShow Sunday #2

Not sure the point angrychair Sunday #4

The Koreans should keep their people home and idle the new plants. Fuck that rabid dictator dalton99a Sunday #3

Well they had angrychair Sunday #5