The FBI raid at the Hyundai factory in the USA has raised concerns in South Korea, which is calling for the respect of investor rights.
Emese Grancsa
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South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun expressed his concern after the FBI raid on the Hyundai-LG factory in Georgia, related to allegations of illegal hiring practices. President Trump supported the agency's actions, but South Korea called for respect for the rights of its citizens. The raid raises questions about the impact of immigration policies on foreign investments, in the context where South Korean companies are massively investing in the U.S. to access the American market.
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