What happened

South Korea Sunday said it will send an airplane to the U.S. to collect more than 300 of its citizens detained in an immigration raid on a Hyundai-LG Energy Solution electric-vehicle battery plant under construction in rural southeast Georgia. Seoul said the Trump administration had agreed to hand over the detained Koreans, who made up the bulk of the roughly 475 people shackled and jailed in Thursday's raid. No charges have yet been filed.

Who said what

This workplace raid was "distinct because of its large size and because the targeted site has been touted as Georgia's largest economic development project," The Associated Press said. South Korea, an "enthusiastic trading partner, expressed frustration" over the arrests, The New York Times said. The raid "revealed com

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