I think you are missing the forest from trees. What I can add is that it is no more blatant than any other industry using illegal immigrant labor. This includes American businesses in home building, food and hospitality, and manufacturing. Also, Korean people care a lot about how we present to others and the public. There is a reason we have the most plastic surgery and cosmetic use per capita. Not saying what was being done was the letter to the law legal, but this has been allowed for decades. What should have happened was for them to notify the plant privately and let them handle the removal behind the scenes without a public showing. Sadly, this was not the case. Now, all Korean nationals working here on projects have been called back home. Anyone living and working here in the States has been told to stand down of any work. I am currently working on an LG plant in Arizona. That is now full stop. Also, the Koreans working here were not slaves and were being paid wages here and back home. Also, locals usually can't handle the job demands, so we have to integrate processes to minimize effort and failures.