Tightening Wire Walking: Trump Finds a Balance between Immigration Enforcement and Investor Confidence

Trump imposed immigration enforcement at the Hyundai Motor Factory in Georgia, detaining more than 300 South Korean workers, raising concerns about foreign investment. South Korean President Lee Jae-ming warned that visa delays will lead to a slowdown in U.S. economic expansion. Trump linked public safety to economic recovery and cited United Pacific's recommendations on Memphis crime. The White House assured investors amid legal scrutiny of Trump-Epstein documents. Trump claimed inflation had "stable" at 2.9%, urging the Fed to cut interest rates and support the emergency tariff case. The United States supports Israel diplomatically amid tensions in the Middle East. Balancing immigration control and investment remains challenging.