South Korea concludes talks to release nationals detained in Hyundai raid in US

South Korea has concluded talks with US officials regarding the detention of its nationals during a raid on a Hyundai construction site in the United States. According to the US authorities, the workers, including over 300 South Koreans, were employed illegally. The incident occurred when US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conducted a raid at the Hyundai construction site, resulting in the detention of the workers. The South Korean government has been engaged in negotiations with the US government to resolve the issue and secure the release of its citizens. The outcome of the talks suggests that the South Korean government has reached an agreement with the US authorities to address the situation. The article does not provide further details on the specific terms of the resolution or the current status of the detained workers. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by migrant workers and the need for collaborative efforts between governments to ensure the protection of their rights and interests.