ICE Karen Sparks Major BACKLASH After Tipping Off ICE Raid

Tori Brinham, a MAGA candidate for Congress in Georgia's 12th district, is facing intense backlash for reporting a Hyundai plant to ICE, leading to a raid that resulted in the apprehension of 475 individuals, including 300 South Korean nationals. Brinham proudly took credit for the raid, claiming workers were subjected to "slave wages" and trafficking. However, the attorney for the detained Koreans stated they were present for specialized training for temporary jobs, and the plant's construction was projected to create 8,500 jobs, now jeopardized by this incident.

This action has not only sparked international tensions between the U.S. and South Korea but has also drawn criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. MAGA supporters who initially celebrated the raid are now reportedly furious, while others decry Brinham's actions for undermining President Trump's economic agenda and damaging diplomatic relations. South Korean publications have also condemned her justification, stating her actions sabotage Georgia's long-term prosperity.

The speaker expresses strong disapproval of Brinham's behavior, highlighting the severe economic repercussions and her apparent disregard for the consequences. Brinham, in turn, dismisses the criticism as harassment and vows to remain defiant. The video concludes with the speaker encouraging viewers to hold Brinham accountable and prevent her from entering Congress.

• Tori Brinham, a MAGA candidate for Congress in Georgia, reported a Hyundai plant to ICE.
• The ICE raid resulted in the apprehension of 475 individuals, including 300 South Korean nationals.
• Brinham claimed the workers were subjected to "slave wages" and trafficking.
• The raid jeopardizes the creation of 8,500 jobs and has caused international diplomatic tensions.
• Brinham faces criticism for undermining economic policy and damaging U.S.-South Korea relations.

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Tori Brinham's Actions and ICE Raid [0:06]

• Tori Brinham, a MAGA candidate for Congress in Georgia's 12th district, proudly reported a Hyundai plant to ICE.
• This action led to a raid where 475 individuals were apprehended, 300 of whom were South Korean nationals.
• Brinham's justification for the raid was that the workers were allegedly paid "slave wages," some were not getting paid, and others were victims of trafficking, living in poor conditions.
• The attorney for the detained Koreans stated they were present for specialized training for short-term jobs, with Hyundai sending them to train American workers.
• The construction of the plant was projected to create 8,500 jobs, which are now in jeopardy.

"These people are working for slave wages. Some are not getting paid. Some are being trafficked. They send money home to their country. They give money to their handler. They have hardly anything left. They live in homes five families deep. have no quality of life."

Diplomatic and Economic Repercussions [2:10]

• The raid caused a major international incident, creating tensions between South Korea and the U.S.
• The raid jeopardized a $350 billion investment in the U.S. from South Korea, a close ally.
• South Korean companies are viewing this incident with concern, questioning U.S. compliance and safety for their workers.
• Hyundai has reportedly offered to send workers back to South Korea if they feel unsafe.
• Brinham's actions are seen as an attempt to gain viral fame and exposure.

"You also have your more generic social media hate. Why you look like you just crapped yourself and stewing in it. You make Marjorie Taylor Green look good right now. That is not a compliment."

Backlash and Criticism [5:38]

• Brinham is receiving significant backlash from both sides, with MAGA supporters also expressing anger.
• She has received hate mail and online threats, to which she responded defiantly.
• Social media users are accusing her of undermining President Trump's economic agenda and creating a diplomatic scandal.
• One user commented, "So MAGA wanted tariffs to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., but when a company tries to open a plant here, MAGA undermines it."
• South Korea, through publications like CEO News, has criticized Brinham, stating her justification for protecting American jobs rings hollow as her actions sabotage Georgia's prosperity.

"I serve this country and I'll go down with the [ __ ] before someone silences me."

Brinham's Response and Call to Action [8:38]

• Brinham dismissed the criticism and threats as harassment, claiming people are paid to harass her.
• She stated her phone has been ringing non-stop with vile voicemails.
• The speaker encourages viewers to comment on Brinham's social media posts to keep her phone ringing and to impact her campaign negatively.
• The speaker hopes her campaign, and potentially her life, are destroyed as a consequence of her actions.
• The video concludes with a strong sentiment against Brinham entering Congress and a suggestion that Hyundai should sue her for defamation.

"I will do everything in my power to get as many of the 720,000 subscribers we have here to go and comment on your posts so your phone keeps blowing up and so you get the attention you so wanted and deserve. And I hope it destroys your campaign. Hell, I'm cool if it destroys your life."