ReutersExclusive: South Korea's LG Energy was using US visa workarounds before Trump, documents show
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30% : SEOUL, Sept 19 (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Energy Solution was using workarounds to U.S. visa restrictions well before Donald Trump returned as president and his administration launched a massive crackdown that detained hundreds of LG workers, internal documents show.29% : But the entrenched use of ESTA waivers, rather than applying for B-1 or other work visas, highlights risks for South Korean companies building factories in the U.S. as they seek to avoid Trump's tariffs and send more skilled workers to support the expansion, even as Trump tightens immigration enforcement.
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