
Disney will lay off several Venezuelan employees following a Supreme Court ruling.
The film company announced that it will terminate the contracts of Venezuelan employees who are under the temporary protection regime
The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) has reported that it will lay off a group of employees in Florida who are currently under Temporary Protected Status (TPS), following a recent ruling by the United States Supreme Court. According to Bloomberg, Disney notified about 45 Venezuelan workers that they will be placed on a 30-day unpaid leave starting May 20. If they fail to obtain new work authorization within that period, their contracts will be terminated. This decision comes as a direct consequence of a Supreme Court ruling issued on Monday, which allows President Donald Trump's administration to revoke the protection status for approximately 350,000 Venezuelans residing in the country. The judicial measure removes a previous order from a lower court that had blocked the intention to end the immigration protections.



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