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Hundreds arrested in US immigration raid on Hyundai plant

Craig Crowther
September 6, 2025

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency detained almost 500 people in what it says was an operation targeting illegal employment and federal crimes. The arrests come months after Donald Trump struck a trade deal with South Korea.

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