A South Korean employee on the big automotive plant in Georgia that was focused in an immigration raid, has been telling the BBC concerning the panic and confusion there when a whole bunch of federal brokers arrived. Nearly 500 staff had been detained – most of them South Korean nationals, and a few had been led away in chains. BBC Confirm’s Nick Beake has been piecing collectively what we all know concerning the raid. Produced by Aisha Sembhi. Graphics by Leo Scutt-Richter.
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How the massive immigration raid on a Georgia car plant unfolded
