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Trump, Hyundai Ice Raid to foreign companies
Hello and welcome to the US Policy Live Blog. I will bring Tom Ambrose and the latest news lines in the next few hours.
We start with news Donald Trump told foreign companies that they should hire and train American workers and respect the laws of immigration.After a Hyundai motor production facility in Georgia, approximately 300 South Korean were detained.
Approximately 500 workers were detained in the raid on Thursday, and US officials released images that showed images loaded on buses, restricted in clamps and ankle chains.
The raid marked Trump’s largest single site sweep under the country -wide anti -immigration campaign and forced the long -standing diplomatic and economic relationship between the US and South Korea.
Orum On this occasion, I urge all foreign companies that invest in the United States to respect the immigration laws of our country, ”Trump has actually written on Social on Sunday and“ Your investments are welcome and we are legally welcomed and we encourage you to bring you very smart people… What we want is to hire American workers ”.
Trump served shortly after telling journalists to see what to happen, but the incident did not harm his relationship with South Korea.
Meanwhile, Hyundai Motor, Monday said in a statement, the US to continue business trips next week to the US advised the United States to delay them.
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The Republican Senator, who chaired the Internal Security Committee, criticized JD Vance for “inferior” comments to support unjust military murders.
On Saturday, Vice President in an X mission, the US’s military strike against the US Venezuela boat in the Caribbean Sea, defending, “Killing Cartel members poisoning our citizens is the highest and best use of our army,” he said.
Vance added: “Democrats: Let’s send your children to death in Russia. Republicans: In fact, let’s protect our people from the dirt of the Earth.”
Donald Trump said “where it came from” against the alleged smugglers who were not a military target after a boat strike.
The controversial attack has already inflamed high tensions between the US and Venezuela. In August, Trump sent warships and marine pads to the Caribbean, where his supporters said that his supporters said he had helped to overthrow Nicolás Maduro, the authoritarian leader of Venezuela. Reports on Friday announced that Trump sent 10 F-35 fighter aircraft to Porto Rico to support US military action against drug smugglers.
US Treasury Secretary Trump rejected that tariffs are tax on Americans
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent refused to admit that Donald Trump’s extensive trade tariffs worldwide are tax on Americans.
On Sunday, NBC host Kristen Welker rejected Trump’s tariff policy for billions of dollars a year in a new interview with Bessent, former billionaire Hedge fund manager, and rejected great American companies such as Nike and Black and Decker, who said that the tariff policy would cost billions of dollars a year.
Bessent, who appealed to Welker, said: “You get them from the calls for earnings and in their calls for earnings, they have to give the brutal scenario. Companies come out and do this because of tariffs. ‘
“If things are so bad, why 3.3%are? Why is the stock market at a new summit? Because you know, we care about both big companies and small companies with President Trump.”
As Welker asked as long as the worries about American companies trying to transfer the cost of US tariffs to daily Americans, Welker asked: mı Do you accept that these tariffs are a tax for American consumers? ” Besten answered: “No, I don’t know.”
Seoul, 300 South Korean was detained in the Hyundai factory in the United States, he says
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South Korea said on Sunday that approximately 300 citizens who were detained during a migration pressure in Georgia would be released and fly home, because the sudden detention of workers turned out to be forced the long -term diplomatic and economic relationship between the two nations.
Among them were arrested at the Hyundai-LG battery facility in Elbell city on Thursday, approximately 300 South Korean and at least 23 Mexican.
US officials, arrested workers showing, handcuffs and ankle chains restricted, buses loaded on buses released the images of RAID. RAID marked Donald Trump’s largest single site sweep under the country’s anti -immigration campaign.
South Korea President Lee Jae Myung told reporters as a result of the Swift and the united response.
“Only administrative procedures remained. After these are completed, a rented flight will be allocated to bring our citizens home,” he said.
Ki-Soo, LG manager, flew to Georgia with a significant effort to slow the spreader. Before getting on a plane, Ki-SOO said, “Now the emergency priority is the rapid publication of both our LG energy solution employees and our partner’s employees.”
Trump, Hyundai Ice Raid to foreign companies
Hello and welcome to the US Policy Live Blog. I will bring Tom Ambrose and the latest news lines in the next few hours.
We start with news Donald Trump told foreign companies that they should hire and train American workers and respect the laws of immigration.After a Hyundai motor production facility in Georgia, approximately 300 South Korean were detained.
Approximately 500 workers were detained in the raid on Thursday, and US officials released images that showed images loaded on buses, restricted in clamps and ankle chains.
The raid marked Trump’s largest single site sweep under the country -wide anti -immigration campaign and forced the long -standing diplomatic and economic relationship between the US and South Korea.
Orum On this occasion, I urge all foreign companies that invest in the United States to respect the immigration laws of our country, ”Trump has actually written on Social on Sunday and“ Your investments are welcome and we are legally welcomed and we encourage you to bring you very smart people… What we want is to hire American workers ”.
Trump served shortly after telling journalists to see what to happen, but the incident did not harm his relationship with South Korea.
Meanwhile, Hyundai Motor, Monday said in a statement, the US to continue business trips next week to the US advised the United States to delay them.
And in other developments:
-
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent refused to admit that Donald Trump’s extensive trade tariffs worldwide are tax on Americans. In a new interview, a former billionaire Hedge fund manager, John Deere, who said Trump’s tariff policy would cost billions of dollars a year, rejected his concerns from large American companies, including Nike and Black and Decker.
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The Republican Senator, who chaired the Internal Security Committee, criticized JD Vance for “inferior” comments to support unjust military murders. On Saturday, Vice President in an X mission, the US’s military strike against the US Venezuela boat in the Caribbean Sea, defending, “Killing Cartel members poisoning our citizens is the highest and best use of our army,” he said.
-
On Sunday, President Trump suggested that a Gaza agreement could come soon to ensure the release of all the hostages of Hamas, after which he called the Palestinian militant group to the Palestinian militant group. After a short trip to New York on Sunday evening, after landing on the Washington region, Trump said he had discussed the issue on the plane.
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Trump cheered in the US Open during the National Anthem before the male final on Sunday. Before the match, the US open publishers were asked not to show negative crowds to the president at the event.
-
Nine lawyers, representing the victims of about 50 Jeffrey Epstein, said Guardian the Ministry of Justice soon contactedDespite the promises of the President to enter the bottom of the crimes of the deceased financier.
-
Chicago, while preparing for a possible national guard distribution and a possible national guardThe churches around the city called on the communities to carry identity, to adhere to the family and to protest.
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In a statement on Sunday, Trump said that individual European leaders would visit the United States on Monday or Tuesday to discuss how the Russian-Ukraine War will be solved. Speaking to journalists, Trump said he would soon talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
