More than 300 South Korean workers are taking legal action against the US government in response to an immigration raid at the Hyundai plant in Georgia. The workers, who were detained during the raid, are filing claims seeking damages, with one individual alleging excessive force and filing a $2 million claim. Reports describe the harsh conditions faced by detainees, including being made to stand against a bus before being handcuffed. This unprecedented action against the Trump administration highlights the ongoing legal battles faced by immigrant workers in the United States.