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About 300 South Korean workers detained in immigration raid Seoul said it will be released and fly home in Georgia.
Nearly 500 workers, including at least 300 Koreans and at least 23 Mexicans, were arrested at the Hyundai LG Fort factory in Elber on Thursday. It is the largest unit immigration operation in the history of the Department of Homeland Security.
The incident is tense with relations between Washington and Seoul. South Korea’s first deputy foreign secretary, Parker Yoon-joo, reportedly told U.S. Secretary of State for Political Affairs Allison Hooker that this was a sad attack at a “critical moment, the momentum of trust and cooperation” that needed to maintain leaders of both countries.
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What does Donald Trump comment on the raid? “I would say they are illegal foreigners and Ice is just doing the work,” he said.
Treasury Secretary denies Trump tariffs are taxes on Americans
Minister of Finance, Scott Bessent denies Trump’s Despite growing concerns that American companies will transfer their costs to the average people, trade tax tariffs are taxes on Americans.
In an interview with NBC host Kristen Welker on Sunday, Bessent puts concerns at major companies including John Deere, Nike and Black+decker, all of which say tariffs cost billions of dollars a year.
The interview comes after a federal appeals court ruling that found Trump surpassed his presidential powers to impose his broad tariff policy. Welk asked Best, “Do you admit these tariffs are taxes on American consumers?” He replied, “No, I don’t.”
Minnesota parents demand deadly shooting ban
Some parents who were injured in a recent fatal school shooting in Minnesota are Requires greater gun safety regulations.
As the legislature prepares to debate the state’s response this week, parents shared the serious pain their children suffered as two children were killed and 17 others were injured while praying at Catholic Catholic schools in Minneapolis last month.
Vivian St Clair, the nine-year-old daughter of Malia Kimbrell, is recovering from two gunfires on the back, another on her arm, saying she is “doing nothing” instead of immediately banning semi-automatic rifles and high-capacity magazines. Kimbrell invited lawmakers to “come to my living room and insist on doing her dressing changes every night, she kept crying, she kept crying.”
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What happened to the Legislature? Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz is holding a special meeting on gun legislation. Will propose A “very comprehensive” package for gun control.
In other news…
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A fled father ran away in rural New Zealand with three children for nearly four years Investigate armed burglaryAuthorities said.
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Donald Trump said on Sunday he gave Hamas a “last warning” and Urge Islamic groups Accept a deal to release Gaza’s hostages.
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SuperTramp Co-founder, singer and songwriter Rick Davisalready dead 81 years old.
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Israel’s Supreme Court found that the Israeli government has not provided enough food to Palestinian prisoners for Basic survival.
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Daily statistics: Vaccine saves at least 154According to WHO, M has lived in the past 50 years
According to the World Health Organization, vaccines have saved at least 154 million lives worldwide over the past 50 years, most of which are babies and children. Despite this record, Florida plans to become the first state in the United States Give up the authorization of school vaccines – retreating from decades of public policy and research, showing that vaccines are safe and effective.
Don’t miss this: Revealed: Huge growth in Myanmar scam centers could leave 100,000 people trafficked
In a huge, guarded complex called KK Park, the enslaved workers are Forced to participate in online fraud and scam programs This generates huge profits. This is not the only scam center. Thai police recently estimated that up to 100,000 such compounds along the country’s shared borders. The data also show that the number of these compounds has more than doubled in recent years.
Climate Check: Climate solutions on the right and left can fall behind
For those Worry about the collapse of civilization – Bill McKibben said, or just want to improve the resilience of homes to disasters – solar energy is the way to go. Founder of Sun Day, the founder of the National Clean Energy Celebration, believes that it is time for conservatives to lag behind the technology, and despite the Republican efforts to demonize renewable energy, solar is “completely suited to a rational conservative view…it’s the energy of transpersonalists.”
One last thing: Meet the guy who is traveling 26 miles with a kayak made of mushrooms
One morning in August, Sam Shoemaker entered his kayaking and began boating from Catalina Island, aiming to cross 26 miles of open ocean to San Pedro in southern Los Angeles. But this is not an ordinary kayak trip: The shoemaker’s boat is made entirely of mushrooms. About 12 hours later, artists and mycologists did this – hoping to use fungal technology as a more sustainable alternative to plastic used in the ship.
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A wellness enthusiast and certified nutrition advisor, Meera covers everything from healthy living tips to medical breakthroughs. Her articles aim to inform and inspire readers to live better every day.
