Shooting in the neighborhood of Koreatown in Atlanta...One person will die.

One person was killed in Doraville, one of the leading Korean towns in Atlanta, USA, amid the Honduran government's opposition to Trump's policy of deporting illegal immigrants.

On the afternoon of the 6th, Eastern Time, a gunman opened fire near the Honduran Consulate in Doraville, outside Atlanta, Georgia, and attempted to enter the building.

A Mexican national security guard who tried to subdue the gunman with pepper spray while unarmed was killed, one injured, and the shooter was arrested at the scene.

Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it "remains in touch with the bereaved and provides the necessary consular assistance" and urged U.S. investigators to investigate closely and thoroughly.

Honduran Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reina said, "Security when armed migrants try to enter the consulate.It was an accident that happened while the circle was blocking it, he said, explaining that the suspect was from Puerto Rico.Several Korean businesses, including Korean restaurants, are operating in Doraville,

, and no casualties have been reported in the shooting.

Earlier, Honduras strongly protested U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's recent threat to deport a large number of illegal immigrants, citing the "U.S. military match."

The U.S. built the Soto Cano Air Force Base in the 1980s under the approval of Honduras' government, operating the largest U.S. military task force in Central America.

However, Honduras was wary of an expanded interpretation, saying, "The suspect is believed to be the partner of a person who was working at the Honduran consulate."