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Walt Disney Company has put dozens Florida based According to the report, Venezuela employees are on unpaid leave, as they face the possibility of losing temporary protected position (TPS) by next month.
Bloomberg reported that Disney on Tuesday informed the employees that their jobs would be terminated next month due to a Supreme Court verdict, which allows the Trump administration to cancel security in the US for some 350,000 Venezuela.
The workers were reportedly to have been told that they were being placed on a 30-day unpaid holiday starting from May 20.
If any employee is not able to provide the company with the new Working Authority by the end of 30 days, Disney reportedly told them that they would be fired.
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The Walt Disney Company placed the employees of Venezuela in Florida with a temporary protected position on holiday this week. (Which through Berbank/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service Getty Image)
A Disney spokesperson told Fox Business that about 45 artists were placed on leave.
The spokesperson said in an email, “As we solve the complications of this situation, we have left the affected employees with advantage to ensure that they are not violating the law.” “We are committed to protect the health, safety and welfare of all our employees, which can navigate changing immigration policies and how they can affect them or their families.”
The step comes after the Supreme Court on Monday after consent to raise the prohibition of the lower court. Donald Trump’s Decision to end the protected legal status of hundreds of thousands of migrants living in America
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to raise the prohibition of a lower court, which blocked President Donald Trump’s decision to eliminate the protected legal status of hundreds of thousands of migrants living in the US. (Joe Redal/Getty Images)
This decision clears the way for the Trump administration to move forward with the plan to end the TPS security of the Biden Administration-era for hundreds of thousands of Venezuela migrants living in the US, it allows the administration to proceed with the plan to immediately remove the migrants, which the lawyers argue for the administration argued that they should be able to do.
Security was increased during the end of the Biden administration shortly before the Homeland Security Secretary. Christy nom In February, the program ended the program for a specific group of Venezuela citizens, arguing that they were not in the national interest.
Langer | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
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District | Walt Disney Cum. | 110.43 | -1.91 |
-1.70% |
in March, US District Judge Edward Chen The American district court for the northern district of California agreed to maintain security, siding with the plaintiff from the National TPS alliance said that the termination of the TPS program, which has been increased in the 18-maiden salary increase, is “unprecedented” and suggested that sudden termination “negative stereotypes” could be about.
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A recent decision of the Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to cancel security for 350,000 Venezuela in the US. (Istock)
The TPS was established in the 1990s, and it allows the government to nominate unsecured countries for citizens, which already gives grants to citizens in the US work permit and provides protection from exile if they are illegally or if their legal status is ending.
In 2021, the Biden administration offered a temporary legal status to the people of Venezuela under TPS, who illegally entered the US after the nation escaped from the economic crisis.
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Prior to the Biden administration move, Trump imposed serious sanctions on the rule of Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro, but during Trump’s first term opposed the bilateral call to give TPS designation to Venezuela. In January 2021, Trump implemented the depleted departure program to protect some citizens of Venezuela from exile for a period of 18 months.
Breanne Depipisch of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.