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South Korea has reportedly reached a deal to bring home more than 300 of its residents who were detained at a U.S. Hyundai plant in Georgia during an immigration raid on Thursday.
U.S. immigration authorities on Friday said 475 people had been detained at the facility that's still under construction. Those impacted worked for different companies, including subcontractors.
At the facility, Hyundai is partnering with LG Energy Solution to produce batteries that power electric vehicles.
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