Hyundai Motor Company & Cho Hyun

Hyundai Motor Company: Hyundai Motor Company is a key entity in this event as the raid occurred at a car battery factory it is building in a joint venture. The company stated it would investigate suppliers and subcontractors and that none of the detained were directly employed by it.

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.

Hyundai Motor Company: Hyundai Motor Company's battery plant was the target of a large immigration raid, leading to hundreds of arrests and prompting the company to issue a travel advisory for its staff to the United States.

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.

Hyundai Motor Company: Hyundai Motor Company's manufacturing site in Georgia, a major economic development project, was the target of a large immigration raid, leading to the detention of hundreds of workers involved in its EV and battery production partnership with LG Energy Solution.

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.