The Venezuelan Disney employees put on an unpaid vacation amid migration changes

Walt Disney has developed dozens of Its headquarters is Florida Venezuelan employees who are heading to an unpaid leave as they face the possibility of losing the temporary protected situation (TPS) as soon as possible next month, according to reports.

Bloomberg reported that Disney informed the employees on Tuesday that their jobs will be completed next month due to a ruling from the Supreme Court that allows the Trump administration to cancel protection in the United States for about 350,000 Venezuelan.

According to the workers, they were being placed on an unpaid leave for 30 days starting from May 20.

If none of the employees could provide the company with a new work license by the end of the thirty days, Disney told them that they will be expelled.

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A Disney Fox Business spokesman told 45 members of the team on vacation.

The spokesman said in an e -mail: “While we sort the complexities of this situation, we put the affected employees on vacation with advantages to ensure that the law is not violated.” “We are committed to the protection of health, safety and the welfare of all our employees who may move the changing immigration policies and how they can influence them or their families.”

The move comes after the Supreme Court approved on Monday to file a judicial order in the lower court that prevented the president Donald Trump The decision to end the legal status protected for hundreds of thousands of immigrants living in the United States

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This decision wipes the way for the Trump administration to move forward in plans to end the TPS protection that dates back to the Biden era for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan immigrants living in the United States, and the administration is allowed to move forward in plans to remove these immigrants immediately, with which lawyers argued in the administration that they should be able to do this.

Protection was extended during the end of the Biden administration, shortly before the Minister of Internal Security Christie’s calls In February, the program ended a certain group of Venezuelan citizens, on the pretext that they were not in the interest of patriotism.

index	protection	last	Changing	% Change
B	Walt Disney Company.	110.43	-1.91	-1.70 %

In March, American boycott judge Edward Chen From the American District Court of the Northern California region, it agreed to maintain protection in place, and to separate with the Persons of the National Alliance TPS to judge that the end of the TPS program, which was extended in 18 months increases, “unprecedented” and suggested that the amazing end may be “comfortable in negative stereotypes” about silk immigrants.

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TPS has been created in the 1990s, and the government is allowed to appoint countries that are unsafe for citizens to return to citizens who are already given work permits and protection from the United States from deportation if they are illegally here or if their legal status ends.

In 2021, the Biden Administration offered a temporary legal status under TPS for Venezuelan who entered the United States illegally after escaping from the nation’s economic crisis.

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Before the Biden Administration step, Trump imposed severe sanctions on the regime of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro, but he resisted calls from the two parties to grant TPS to Venezuelan during the first period of Trump in his position. In January 2021, Trump’s age, the delaying departure program to protect some Venezuelan citizens from deporting for 18 months.

Breanne Deppisch from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.