South Korea has finished talks with the U.S. to release Korean workers

South Korea has just wrapped up talks with the United States for the release of detained Korean workers in Georgia, a presidential official said on Sunday.

A plane will be on its way to bring back the Koreans once administrative procedures are completed, Kang Hun-sik, presidential chief of staff, said in televised remarks.

U.S. federal agents carried out a raid at a Hyundai Motor manufacturing facility in Georgia this week in the largest single-site enforcement operation in the history of the Department of Homeland Security's investigative operations.

The majority of the hundreds detained were Korean nationals.

South Korea has recently reached a major trade deal with the U.S., which includes a $350 billion US fund to help Korean companies enter the U.S. market.

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