Companies around the world are learning a lesson en masse: Any deal you strike with President Donald Trump’s government comes with a giant asterisk. Because you might believe you’re cutting a deal that aligns with the Trump agenda of rebuilding American manufacturing, but even hundreds of billions of dollars committed to that project may not be enough.

See here: Last week, the administration ordered its largest immigration raid of Trump’s second term, sending nearly 500 armed officers to raid the construction site of a Hyundai-LG battery plant in Georgia. They arrested 475 people, most of whom were South Korean nationals.

Per my CNN colleagues Graham Hurley and Dalia Faheid:

As officers, masked and carrying rifles, fanned across the sprawling site, they ordered construction workers t

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