Anthony Cunha

President Trump and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung agreed on the outlines of the deal at a summit in South Korea last month.

The U.S.

gets $350 billion in South Korean investment, big purchases of U.S.

weapons, and more money to host the U.S.

military presence in the South.

Seoul gets lower tariffs, plus the right to enrich uranium, reprocess nuclear fuel, and build nuclear submarines in South Korean shipyards.