The $5.5 Trillion Dollar ICE Raid that causing All International Companies to pullout of US Construction and Investment Sites -- Too dangerous for Employees!!
APACHE JUNCTION AZ [IFS] -- SDC Trdr Financial Reporter fines that the ROK Government has "cooled" its approach to the Hyundai ICE Raid. It's taking a pause which will cost Georgia a major blow to its economy. That "cooling" is telling. Seoul stepping back doesn’t erase the sting—it magnifies it. If the South Korean government slows its cooperation or oversight of Hyundai’s U.S. operations, Georgia feels it first. Billions in incentives were justified on the promise of steady progress; any pause means construction delays, job pushes down the calendar, and local suppliers left hanging.
What makes it sharper: this isn’t just about one plant. Georgia has staked its identity on being the EV hub of the South. If Hyundai hesitates, other global players take note. And the political optics? Brutal. State leaders were bragging about Hyundai as the crown jewel, now they’re stuck explaining why an immigration raid and foreign government pause could derail the project.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ice-raids-georgia-hyundai-battery-plant-sparking-firestorm-south-korea-what-know
The price of the Hyundai electric vehicle plant in Ellabell, Georgia, is $7.6 billion. This investment, which includes the associated battery plant, represents the largest single investment in Georgia's history and is a component of the larger $12.6 billion Hyundai investment in the state, according to hyundai.com.
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It’s spreading like contamination—Hyundai gets caught up in that ICE raid, and suddenly every multinational eyeing the U.S. is asking if the same hammer could fall on them. The “cheap labor plus tax breaks” formula looks less like a bargain and more like a trap.
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