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Ilsa

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4. If Kia follows suit, this could dramatically affect

Reply to tblue37 (Original post)

Thu Sep 11, 2025, 01:42 PM

Sep 11

two Southern states financially, Georgia and Alabama. Kia has plants in both Alabama and Georgia. Georgia's R governor Brian Kemp has had a sticky relationship with Trump over the 2020 election. It wouldn't surprise me if Krasnov let the Koreans yank their business from GA for revenge on Kemp trying to be more even-handed about Trump.

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Trump offered to let detained Korean workers stay in US, but almost all heading home: [View all] tblue37 Sep 11 OP

The Koreans should put their U.S. projects in deep freeze, or just cancel them. dalton99a Sep 11 #1

Rounded up, shackled, taken to a detention center and they didn't want to stay here??? tanyev Sep 11 #2

Breath-taking arrogance from a really inept administration malaise Sep 11 #3

If Kia follows suit, this could dramatically affect Ilsa Sep 11 #4

He offered to let them stay to train their replacements? How generous. tetedur Sep 11 #5

I read that was the original reason they were here. rickford66 Sep 11 #6

No bdamomma Sep 11 #7