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Fiendish Thingy

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30. You're right - Hyundai should have been able to bring over workers to train the US crew

Reply to bigtree (Reply #28)

Sun Sep 7, 2025, 11:21 PM

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Hyundai should have been able to get work visas for their trainers (assuming that’s who the 475 Koreans were), but apparently they weren’t - but we don’t yet know for sure.

I guess there’s more to learn about this story that we will hopefully know in the coming days.

If that is the case, then I wouldn’t blame Hyundai if they closed the factory and pulled out, or at least went public with their side of the story.

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What are we doing appeasing North Korea while threatening Georgia's economy? [View all] bigtree Saturday OP

The laws of unintended consequences? An inability see beyond his nose? The notion all things happen in a vacuum? marble falls Saturday #1

Drump and his thuglican trash live in a Bizarro World...Down is Up and Right is Left... wcmagumba Saturday #2

He's still mad that they didn't give him his fake votes newdeal2 Saturday #3

The claim is those workers were in the US on visitor/tourist visas, not work visas Fiendish Thingy Saturday #4

I dont believe it for a second drray23 Saturday #6

Funny thing is... Fiendish Thingy Sunday #11

they're workers, not criminals bigtree Sunday #15

What kind of jobs are going unfilled in GA? Fiendish Thingy Sunday #17

you believe they were 'wrong' bigtree Sunday #18

I don't consider them criminals deserving incarceration Fiendish Thingy Sunday #20

are you sure they 'circumvented U.S. laws?' bigtree Sunday #24

You're the one making the assertions Fiendish Thingy Sunday #26

if you're arguing that's what's happening here you're just plain wrong bigtree Sunday #28

You're right - Hyundai should have been able to bring over workers to train the US crew Fiendish Thingy Sunday #30

From what I've read this am, it does appear they didn't have "worker visas." harumph Sunday #22

And my guess is the Trump administration is counting those 475 jobs taken by Koreans Fiendish Thingy Sunday #23

$350 billion in promised investments bigtree Sunday #25

we used to value these workers bigtree Saturday #8

I wonder if they were on the visa waiver program Retrograde Sunday #29

Clearly there is more to the story that we don't yet know Fiendish Thingy Sunday #31

Dunno - I think it was the official way Retrograde Yesterday #33

Trump himself is acknowlegding this bigtree Yesterday #35

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For his puppeteer Putin. Cha Sunday #27

Retaliation against MTG Blue Full Moon Saturday #7

and Kemp bigtree Saturday #9

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Don't worry! Hyundai is on the case! Heidi Sunday #12

like every business operating under this fascist regime bigtree Sunday #13

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