Disney World Workers Discuss Wages and Immigration with Senate Candidate in Orlando
As the November election nears, Florida politics intersected with the state's tourism industry at a town hall in Orlando, where Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon engaged with Walt Disney World employees.

As the November election nears, Florida politics intersected with the state’s tourism industry at a town hall in Orlando, where Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon engaged with Walt Disney World employees. The gathering, organized by the Transportation Communications Union (TCU/IAM), focused on pressing issues such as the escalating cost of living in Central Florida, healthcare access, and impacts of immigration policies.
Over 100 attendees shared their stories, voicing concerns about compensation, especially after the recent five-year contract negotiations that aimed to raise hourly wages. Many argued that the current wages still fall short against the backdrop of rising living expenses. The discussion also touched on the challenges posed by federal immigration policies, underscoring the fears of undocumented workers and those under Temporary Protected Status. Nixon outlined her platform advocating for labor rights and healthcare access, emphasizing her commitment to addressing the needs of workers.




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