Over 475 South Koreans arrested during a Georgia immigration raid are suing the U.S. government. Workers claim they were on valid visas but were unlawfully detained and subjected to inhumane treatment in overcrowded ICE facilities. Plaintiffs allege they were shackled and forced to sign misunderstood documents.
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