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300 Koreans detained in Georgia to return home on Sept. 10

More than 300 Korean workers detained by U.S. immigration authorities at a Korean battery plant construction site in Georgia will return home on a chartered flight around Sept. 10, arriving in Korea the following day, according to the Korean Embassy in Washington. Cho Ki-jung, consul general at the Korean Embassy, told reporters at the ICE detention center..

Acting president declares zero tolerance for Illegal acts on ruling day
Acting President and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo presided over a meeting of security-related ministers at the Government Complex Seoul on Wednesday. He ins..

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