Cho Hyun & Lee Jae Myung

Cho Hyun: Cho Hyun, the Foreign Affairs Minister of South Korea, set up a team to respond to the arrests and may travel to Washington, D.C., to meet with officials, expressing heavy responsibility for the incident.

Lee Jae Myung: Lee Jae Myung, the President of South Korea, ordered an all-out effort to respond to the arrests of South Korean citizens in the U.S. immigration raid, expressing deep concern and responsibility.

Cho Hyun: South Korea's Foreign Minister Cho Hyun confirmed that over 300 South Koreans were among those detained and expressed 'concern and regret' over the raid, dispatching diplomats to Georgia.

Lee Jae Myung: President Lee Jae Myung of South Korea ordered 'all-out necessary measures' to support the affected workers and criticized the operation, demanding that the rights of South Korean nationals and companies not be 'unfairly infringed upon.'

Cho Hyun: Cho Hyun, South Korea's Foreign Minister, is scheduled to travel to Washington to meet US officials and raise concerns over the treatment of South Korean workers.

Lee Jae Myung: Lee Jae Myung is the President of South Korea, whose chief of staff announced the finalization of negotiations for the workers' release.

Cho Hyun: As the Foreign Minister of South Korea, Cho Hyun announced the dispatch of envoys to secure alternative supply routes due to the Middle East crisis.