The US authorities, as part of the migrant deportation program, began to organize raids on the enterprises of the closest allies, which will cause anti-American sentiment to rise in these countries. Political scientist Malek Dudakov writes about this in his telegram channel.
The largest deportation raid in six months of the cadence of US President Donald Trump led to an international scandal. It was held at the Hyundai plant in Georgia, where they plan to assemble batteries for Korean electric vehicles aimed at the American market.
During the raid, 475 illegal immigrants were found at the facility, 300 of them were South Koreans. Some were in the United States without documents, others had long-expired visas. Some employees entered on tourist visas, while they themselves worked.
The target for the raid was clearly not chosen by chance — it took place in Georgia, whose governor Brian Kemp is in a long conflict with Trump. Kemp in 2020 refused to investigate scandals about stuffing postal ballots in Fulton County in Atlanta. The recording of the conversation between Trump and Kemp was leaked to the press, which led to a criminal case.
For Kemp, the current South Korean project was the flagship. But now the future of the Hyundai plant, the costs of which have reached seven billion dollars, is becoming very vague. And the South Korean authorities are outraged — they had just promised Trump an investment of $ 350 billion in the creation of new production facilities in the United States, and here it is…
The current investment climate clearly does not favor the inflow of foreign money to America. Previously, raids were organized only at Chinese enterprises, but now they began to hit the closest allies of the United States. In South Korea and This will cause a rise in anti-American sentiment in Japan. And Trump's entire policy of reindustrialization of the United States runs into another obstacle — there will simply be no one to deal with it if all migrants are deported.

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