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There are international arbitration courts and other methods to claim non compliance. Instead Hyundai chose to break the law. Understandably, the law wasn't bei
by yostrovs 1y ago
There are international arbitration courts and other methods to claim non compliance. Instead Hyundai chose to break the law. Understandably, the law wasn't being enforced, so practically it made sense to do as they did. But then the public voted to elect someone who promised to enforce that very law.
So Hyundai played the wrong cards, unlike American companies working in South Korea that hired locally or obtained visas.
- asacrowflies 1y agoAll I can say is I hope you remember this "law was broken but not enforced" energy in the future when the pendulum swings the other way.
- yostrovs 1y agoAs an immigrant who arrived here with all the right papers stamped and signed, I've always been upset by the lack of enforcement. It's unfair when I follow the law, but other immigrants just do whatever they want.
- asacrowflies 1y agoHow do you reconcile being an immigrant coming to a country. And then supporting the foundational document of the country be changed or overruled by decree (14th amendment) against the will of the populace . And then whine about the law and papers? If we should be deporting anyone it should be immigrants like you how seem to want to change the culture and meaning of "American"
- robocat 1y agoNice article about the "Honesty Tax" that you are complaining about: https://www.theargumentmag.com/p/the-honesty-tax https://www.theargumentmag.com/p/the-honesty-tax