More than 400 workers, mostly South Korean nationals, were detained for allegedly violating U.S. visa laws during a raid in Georgia. Korean conglomerates use B-1 visas, meant for business visits, to employ workers for paid labor, sidestepping U.S. labor laws. The U.S. government is accused of demanding Korean investment while treating essential workers as criminals, creating a two-faced approach. The raid casts doubt on political promises of creating American jobs, as the plant's rapid construction relied on foreign labor.