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US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended the recent detention of hundreds of South Korean workers at a Georgia Hyundai plant, asserting it clarifies US immigration policies and won't deter investment. Noem, speaking at a "Five Eyes" intelligence meeting in London, stated that the detained Koreans will be deported, with a few facing criminal consequences. The meeting focused on border security, combating crime, and information sharing among the partner nations. Noem denied reports that planned immigration raids in Chicago were on hold, emphasizing the administration's commitment to strong border enforcement. The UK, meanwhile, is grappling with a surge in Channel crossings and exploring stricter measures.

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