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Am I missing something context? The article talks about Korean workers being sent home because they have the wrong visa. Did they vote for this?
The US rounded up hundreds of Koreans who were overseeing the construction of a new factory a week or two ago. They had the correct visas for their roles but were held for more than a week. Trump said they could stay but they left because nobody wants to stay in a dangerous, fascist hellhole like the US. Now Korean companies and workers are pulling entirely out of the US and cutting plans and investments. FAFO.
That is a good meal for the leopards indeed.
Those faces aren't going to eat themselves.