Amazon Warehouse Workers lose their jobs after Trump immigration violation

Daphnee Poteau, a Haiti coming to the United States in 2023, began to work Amazon Last year’s return center in Indianapolis. While packing the boxes, Her husband Kristopher Vincent Vincent, who has been known as Ind8 since 2013, got acquainted with Christopher Vincent Vincent.

Last month, Poteau contacted the Homeland Security Department Trump Office canceled Humanitarian immigration programs that allow participants to live and work legally in the United States in two years when applying for a permanent status.

One notice from DHS Poteau told him to be terminated. His last day in Amazon was June 28. A group of warehouses have been released since DHS has been eliminated canceled Conditional program established during the Biden administration.

Although Poteau tries to provide a spouss visa, the future in the United States is uncertain. Indiana said they were pleased to pay for rent and expensive immigration fees.

“We are taking it one day, but they will leave me that they have stressed that they are trying to buy a shelter in the case of asylum in court.

“Everything we see in the news shows that the laws do not often care for what they say,” Vincent said.

Venezuela, Haitians, Cubars, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans in the United States, the Venezuelan, Haitians, Haitian, Haitian, said that some morning workers were translated into Creole.

Last month, Amazon began asking the employees who came to the United States with the updated work permission or the documents made by CNBC over a period of time.

Speaking to CNBC, several workers said they were fired by Amazon in late June after the new job permits.

Amazon refused to say how many employees, how many workers in the immigration policy, but SPOJER Richard Rocha has prepared for potential personnel effects due to the changes in the company’s work permit program and adjusted to comply with the law.

“We support the employees affected by the latest changes in the government’s immigration policy,” Rocha said. “We have regular communication with changes with these employees in the last few months and ensure that they are aware of all existing sources.”

The company informed the effective employees about free or low-valued legal services, advice support and other sources, other sources of ROCHA.

A DHS spokesman pointed An announcement of the agency The humanitarian conditional program terminates.

As part of the extensive immigration wheel of the Trump management, DHS was eliminated not only the humanitarian conventional program. Venezuelans, Haitians, Nikaraguans and Hondurans are finished in a separate program that provides a temporary protection status to the Venezuel, Nicaraguans and Hondurans who want to seek out their native countries suffering from armed conflicts and humanitarian crises. Federal judge last week controller Trump leadership cannot cancel the temporary protected state or TPS of Haiti migrants. The White House said he would object to the verdict.

Amazon is far from the head. Other companies including Diamatic and Disney They were forced to leave the employees to leave them on fire or change the federal policies.

Only among individual employers in the United States Diamatic Has a larger workforce than Amazon. Most of the e-commerce giant 1.56 million employees concentrated in warehouse operations on a global scale.

Started as the terminates prepared for the Amazon annual Daytime The discount blitz that started on Tuesday and lasting four days. The event is usually one of the busiest periods of the year for the Amazon Warehouse and Delivery Workers, along with the holiday shopping season.

Amazon counted the immigrants to meet a large part of his employees’ needs. In 2022Until the end of 2024, the company set 5,000 refugees and forced IDPs aimed at employing IDPs.

While Trump’s policy creates a problem for major employers such as Amazon, true destruction is felt by immigrant employees. Now unemployed and undocumented finders are high in risk of targeting for deportation if they cannot provide an alternative form of legal status.

Amazon Warehouse Employee Christopher Lubin in Delaware, lost the company in June 27, took the notification of Poteu a day before.

“We did everything in this country,” said Lubin, 24-year-old Lubin. “We didn’t fraud. We are going to school, we work and pay taxes.”

DHS, Kristi Kristi Noem’in after the investigation, said that the country’s conditions could be relevant to the protection for citizens. “

After a catastrophic earthquake in 2008, TPS for Haitian citizens destroyed the most of the infrastructure. In 2024, the TPS appointment was extended until February 2026, as the country faced the “rapid deterioration, human rights” conditions in the country’s “safety, humanitarian humanitarian” United Nations Human Rights Council.

Armed groups Port-au-princess and most violence control spread out of the capital in recent months. About 10 people lost their work in the Amazon warehouse in Spokane, DHS, after he cancel the DHS program, Katia Jasmin, Creole Resoura’s CEO Katia Jasmine, who supported Haiti immigrants.

About two years ago, which is not afraid of targeting the full name for deportation, the United States has arrived in the United States and provided a business in the Spokan warehouse. Serc, the situation in Haiti today was bad and it remains dangerous today.

“I witnessed the violence and trauma, including the loss of family members killed,” he said. “Others were displaced from their homes and now they were homeless. I’m afraid of my life.”

In despair, he wanted a more reliable future and said he was legally providing a sponsor that allowed the United States. Serce is “unfair” to return to their homes to return home when he faced violence.

“We are not only economic support,” he said. “We are also contributors that help manage the economy.”