South Korea's Deportation Express: 300 Workers, One Charter Plane
In a plot twist so subtle it could only happen in real life, more than 300 South Korean workers found themselves detained in an immigration raid last Thursday—because nothing says ‘welcome’ like ‘surprise, you’re grounded.’ Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik promptly announced plans to fly them home on a charter plane, turning international deportation into a budget-friendly group trip. Forget economy class drama; this is 'mass exile meets airline specials,' minus snacks. South Korea’s new motto: why pay for missed work when you can just airlift your employees back faster than you can say ‘visa expired’? It's corporate efficiency meets bureaucratic comedy.
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Detained over 300 workers but don’t worry, South Korea's sending a charter plane—because why deport one when you can deport an entire unwilling in-flight party? Cancel your vacation, this is the new group tour nobody asked for.
South Korea's deportation strategy: why give a warning when you can detain 300 workers simultaneously and turn it into an unwilling reunion tour? Budget airlines have never been this grim.
Imagine getting detained and told ‘Congrats! We booked you a charter flight back home.’ South Korean efficiency in immigration control is basically karma’s way of saying ‘tag, you’re deported.’
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/7/2025 | Author: The Associated Press
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