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Disney has laid off 45 employees who were invited into the country under the Biden administration.
The Biden administration allowed around 350,000 unvetted Venezuelans to come to the United States. They were given temporary legal status.
The Trump administration revoked it.
According to a report, entertainment giant Disney is laying off 45 employees of Venezuelan nationality in the wake of the Trump administration’s cancellation of their immigration status.
The Biden administration invited approximately 350,000 unvetted Venezuelans into the country and gave them expedited entry and temporary legal status. But the Trump administration has now cancelled that temporary status and informed the migrants that they must return home. And this month the U.S. Supreme Court agreed that the administration had the power to take that action.
Consequently, Disney informed its Venezuelan employees that they would be placed on unpaid leave starting on May 20, according to Bloomberg.
The company told employees on the list that they had until the 20th to provide updated work and residency requirements or face layoffs.
This comes after the Supreme Court lifted an injunction on Donald Trump’s decision to get rid of the protected legal status.
The move comes after the Supreme Court agreed on Monday to lift a lower court injunction that blocked President Donald Trump’s decision to terminate the protected legal status of hundreds of thousands of migrants living in the U.S.
The decision clears the way for the Trump administration to move forward with plans to terminate Biden administration-era TPS protections for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants living in the U.S. It also allows the administration to move forward with plans to immediately remove those migrants, which lawyers for the administration argued they should be able to do.
The protections were extended during the end of the Biden administration, shortly before Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in February terminated the program for a specific group of Venezuelan nationals, arguing they were not in the national interest.