President Trump’s immigration team just sent a crystal clear message to the world. ICE conducted the largest workplace raid in American history at a Hyundai plant in Georgia last week. They arrested 475 foreign workers who broke our immigration laws.
Most of the arrested workers were from South Korea. These weren’t tourists or students – they were working illegally in jobs that should go to American citizens first. The fact that they worked for a big company with fancy government deals doesn’t make them special.
South Korea is now throwing a tantrum and flying planes to pick up their lawbreaking citizens. They’re acting like America did something wrong by enforcing our own laws. This is exactly the kind of entitled attitude that got us into this mess in the first place.
Secretary Kristi Noem stood strong and told the world the truth. When you come to America, you follow American rules or you face the consequences. No exceptions for wealthy foreign companies or their workers.
The liberal media is crying about how these workers were treated during the raid. They want us to feel sorry for people who ignored deportation orders and worked here illegally. Sorry, but breaking the law has consequences.
Some reports claim these workers had valid permits, but that’s clearly not the whole story. If they really had proper paperwork, they wouldn’t be getting deported right now. The Trump administration doesn’t waste time on law-abiding immigrants.
This raid proves President Trump means business about putting America first. Foreign companies can invest here, but they better hire American workers and follow our immigration laws. No more special treatment for anyone.
South Korea can be upset all they want, but this is what real border security looks like. Every country that wants to do business with America now knows we’re serious about enforcing our laws.
