Officials and lawmakers suggested that Korea is now in a position to make demands of the US as its most important investor
  • aramova@infosec.pubEnglish
    28·
    23 days ago

    Good start, but don’t stop there.

    These were LG engineers here on valid visas to oversee and train building of a fucking state of the art proprietary battery plant, part of the largest investment in Georgia in the last 50+ years.

    The people arrested, none charged by the way, weren’t relocated here, they had short term visas, here to get the work done and go home, to let the locals take over once built.

    They should fucking pack it up, demo the walls that are there, and leave it abandoned. So should every other foreign company who’s considering coming into this shit show.

    Just like the FAFO Arkansas farmers who saw the tariffs blow their soy bean sales go from ***14 billion *** to literally zero, all the overseas business go to Brazilian soy farms, these ignorant twats need to see acting like a fascist orange bitch man child isn’t going to make shit great.

  • SeeMarkFly@lemmy.mlEnglish
    292·
    23 days ago

    It was working fine till someone started messing with it.

    Hint: The everlasting jobstopper, inmate # P01135809

    • sugar_in_your_tea@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
      172·
      23 days ago

      Eh, it wasn’t fine, immigration was too low IMO, hence why so many people tried to sneak in. I don’t know what the proper level is, but surely it’s higher than it is today.

    • shalafi@lemmy.worldEnglish
      8·
      23 days ago

      It was broke before Trump 2.0. May wife’s still fighting for her 10-year visa. Given that she’s 100% qualified, it should be a rubber stamp. I could go on and on as to the ridiculous hassles she’s going through.