South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Thursday a U.S. immigration raid resulting in the detention of hundreds of workers at a Hyundai Motor business project could have an impact on U.S. investment decisions made by Korean companies.

A South Korean charter plane arrived in Atlanta on Wednesday to take home Korean workers detained in an immigration raid in Georgia last week. Its planned return the same day was canceled, and South Korea's Foreign Ministry later said the flight would take place Thursday at noon,

South Korean president warns of investment hesitation in US without visa system improvement for Korean workers.

Analysts warn outrage over the military-style raid could affect not only trade ties but also perceptions of U.S. reliability.

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