I don’t know the history of GM moving to Venezuela so I can’t really comment on it.
Some questions that come to my mind are:
Did they import cars from there back to the US?
Was the plant there built just to support markets in South/Central America?
Sometimes it makes sense to locate a plant in the market you are serving, whether that market is domestic or international, to minimize transportation cost and tax implications rather than shipping product long distances.
I find the illegal seizure of property appalling regardless of where is happens.
Would you say the same thing if the Trump International Hotel in Panama was seized by the government there?
Trump doesn't export hotel rooms to the USA and undercut US workers. So it is a different story. Those cars could have been made in the USA and exported to Venezuela. I don't care what happens to those globalist hacks at GM.
When CEOs make deals with the devil to improve their profits it always seems the devil can’t and never loses .