Dozens of South Korean workers were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in a raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia. The workers, who were accused of being in the United States illegally, were taken into custody as part of a crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

The South Korean government quickly intervened, demanding the release of the detained workers. Negotiations with the United States resulted in a deal being reached, allowing the workers to be released from detention. The case sparked tensions between the US and South Korea, as the latter felt that its citizens were unfairly targeted in the immigration raid.

This incident has raised concerns about the treatment of foreign workers in the United States and the impact of immigration policies on international relations. The South Korean government condemned the actions of the ICE agents and called for a full investigation into the incident.

Hyundai, one of South Korea's largest automakers, has yet to comment on the situation. The company has faced scrutiny in the past for its labor practices, with workers accusing it of mistreatment and exploitation. The fate of the detained workers remains uncertain as they await their release from ICE custody.