Last week, President Donald Trump tried to patch over ICE’s forced deportation of more than 300 South Koreans readying a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia. He offered to let them stay and train Americans. But South Korean President Lee Jae Myung declined the offer and voiced hesitancy to invest further in the United States. 

Meanwhile, halfway around the world, Trump downplayed Russia’s brazen 19-drone attack on Poland, suggesting it might have been a “mistake.” Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk publicly rejected this characterization. 

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