How to maximise domestic unemployment by betraying your foreign trading partners

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First, make a deal with Hyundai to set up a factory in your country that will creative many jobs for local workers when it's up and running. Second, allow Hyundai to bring their own workers in temporarily to set up the factory and train up the locals who will be working there permanently. Third, betray Hyundai - and by extension the South Korean government - by sending hundreds of paramilitary thugs in to kidnap these workers, chaining them up like animals in the process. For good measure, video your thugs doing this, so the whole world can see what a treacherous government is now running the USA. The Project 2025 regime loves to brag about its crimes. It seems unlikely that the Hyundai factory will ever open now. What Korean citizen would want to run the risk of going to America now? Why would Hyundai want to run the risk of operating in a country where the government can suddenly turn on you without just cause? Why would the South Korean government trust the current US regime? Other governments and businesses around the world will have been paying close attention. With all the world to trade with, why would anyone take the unnecessar risk of dealing with America. That's a lot of inward investment that America is going to miss out on over the next few years. That's a lot of people in America who are going to miss out on gainful employment. The only thing I'm not quite sure about is whether the Project 2025 regime simply don't care that their policies are making America poorer and more isolated. Or if that's the plan.