Criminal Investigation of Georgia Hyundai Plant, Illegal Workers Mostly Korean, Georgia Unions Support the Illegals

BIG ‼️ Steven Schrank, the special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in Georgia who spent months investigating the Hyundai plant hiring illegals hints CRIMINAL CHARGES are coming

- Hyundai hired illegals with VISAs specifically saying they can’t work
- Hyundai… pic.twitter.com/ucNjkxccu4

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) September 6, 2025

… caught with 475 illegals
- Hyundai hired illegals that just crossed the border with no paperwork at all

He says this has been a multi-month CRIMINAL investigation with lots of interviews, evidence and paperwork. It’s been brought to the courts, no charges are made at this time, only because they aren’t done with the investigation and are gathering additional evidence.

ICE has released a video of its raid on Hyundai–LG's Georgia battery plant site, showing Korean workers chained up and led away.

South Korea's foreign ministry has confirmed over 300 of the 457 taken into custody are Korean nationals. https://t.co/wloUNpE4MG pic.twitter.com/brORwXGxun

— Raphael Rashid (@koryodynasty) September 6, 2025

It's amazing to see unions standing up for illegal aliens who steal jobs from Americans https://t.co/U99BTyxI8p

— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) September 6, 2025

… This raid is the latest in an ongoing campaign of harassment that has targeted immigrant Georgians as they try to earn an honest living.

Arresting and detaining workers, who are exploited every day and risk their lives every day on the job, creates an atmosphere of fear that terrorizes workers and their families and increases the workload burden on their coworkers.

And when multiple workers have died during the construction of this very plant, the only federal action that could possibly be justified is to strengthen enforcement of occupational safety and health protections and other labor rights—a far cry from ICE raids

We stand with every worker who has been targeted by these politically-motivated raids. Our movement will do everything we can to support all working families. That’s what solidarity looks like, it cannot be broken. Workers in our state will not be pitted against each other.

Hilarious. It was unions complaining about the plant only using illegal foreign workers.

— ScottG. 🇺🇸 (@2scottsherG) September 6, 2025