The South Korean "immigration bust" doesn't make sense to me [View all]

[senseandsensibility]

I am hesitant to quote Brandon Buck (R political analyst on MSNBC) but he just summarized how I've been feeling. First, the Hyundai factory was sought after by the Republican Gov. of Georgia as an investment in the United States economy. Second, South Korea is an ally of the U'S. If there were problems, the US could have easily approached the SK govt to resolve whatever issues exist.

As Buck pointed out, the company is an ally and is building a factory in Georgia at the invitation of the Republican Governor. It will provide jobs to Americans and spur the Georgia economy. The "illegals" involved were probably engineers from SK advising in the project. What country is going to want to invest in the US if this is how they are treated?

You know, I'm starting to think that trump and his goons have no idea what they're doing.