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While in Washington for talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Foreign Minister Cho suggested that the detained Korean workers could return home to recover and, if they wished, come back to the US later under proper legal conditions, a South Korean official said.
Cho also assured the public that the workers would not be handcuffed during their transfer from detention to the airport, reported Yonhap News Agency
Back in Seoul, President Lee said the incident highlighted a deeper disconnect between the two countries' views on immigration.
While in Washington for talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Foreign Minister Cho suggested that the detained Korean workers could return home to recover and, if they wished, come back to the US later under proper legal conditions, a South Korean official said.
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Cho also assured the public that the workers would not be handcuffed during their transfer from detention to the airport, reported Yonhap News Agency
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"We view it differently": President Lee
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