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Over 450 people were arrested at a Hyundai manufacturing plant in Georgia during a US immigration raid. The Department of Homeland Security cited allegations of unlawful employment practices and other federal crimes. The raid, involving multiple agencies including ICE and ATF, has sparked a diplomatic response from South Korea, which claims an unjust infringement on its citizens' rights. The plant, a major economic development project for Georgia, was temporarily shut down, along with an adjacent battery plant. The arrests included Korean nationals, prompting concerns from the South Korean government.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.