South Korean worker detained in US questions why he'd want to go back

Some 300 South Korean workers returned home on Friday (September 12) to emotional reunions with families, one week after being detained in a major U.S. immigration raid that left some questioning whether they would ever work in the United States again. Jang Young-seol, an engineer for an LGES subcontractor, said he'd need to think long and hard about going back. Park Jung-ae, who had been waiting for her husband at the airport, said that she "couldn’t sleep" after watching the workers being tied up and taken away on the news.