The recent raid at a Georgia plant, which has received significant investment from South Korea, highlights tension as efforts to ramp up manufacturing in the United States clash with stricter immigration enforcement. This event is significant as it involved a substantial operation targeting potential undocumented workers at the plant. The plant's construction is a part of a larger trend of foreign investment into US manufacturing, with South Korea being a key player in this area. The clash between the push for domestic manufacturing growth and the crackdown on immigration is becoming more evident, especially with raids like this one that can have far-reaching implications for both the plant and the broader manufacturing sector.