> those 300 jobs should be US jobs, not South Korean jobs it's the same thing when a US company sets up a facility abroad -- it brings in US specialists who ar

> those 300 jobs should be US jobs, not South Korean jobs it's the same thing when a US company sets up a facility abroad -- it brings in US specialists who are knowledgeable of the equipment and processes; US contractors go abroad all the time, and no, they usually don't have long-term work visas