'No thanks': Raided South Korean workers leave US despite Trump's offer to let them stay

korean unions have been in uproar over this. here's an excerpt the statement from the KCTU, the largest union in Korea:

The South Korean government should not simply resort to a stopgap measure of " ensuring there are no disadvantages to re-entry. " Instead , it should formally protest to the U.S. government and take diplomatic measures that prioritize workers' rights . It is the government's responsibility to protect the safety and rights of its citizens and workers .

The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions stands in solidarity with the workers returning home today , and strongly urges an official apology from President Trump, a halt to investment in the United States , and a responsible response from the Korean government .

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korean unions have been in uproar over this. here's an excerpt the statement from the KCTU, the largest union in Korea:
The South Korean government should not simply resort to a stopgap measure of " ensuring there are no disadvantages to re-entry. " Instead , it should formally protest to the U.S. government and take diplomatic measures that prioritize workers' rights . It is the government's responsibility to protect the safety and rights of its citizens and workers .

The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions stands in solidarity with the workers returning home today , and strongly urges an official apology from President Trump, a halt to investment in the United States , and a responsible response from the Korean government .
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