GE Appliances plant still feeling the effects after 150 immigrant workers had legal status revokedAt a GE Appliances plant in Louisville, Kentucky, 5,000 workers craft kitchen essentials, including 2 million dishwashers per year, according to the company. But back in May, nearly 150 workers, mostly Cuban immigrants, were laid off after the Trump administration abruptly changed their legal immigration status. Those who have not secured another lawful immigration status, such as Temporary Protected Status, were told to leave the country. We're still training people every day on jobs," said Nathaniel Schultz, who works at the GE Appliances plant in Louisville. Those remaining immigrant workers now live in fear their Temporary Protected Status could be revoked, with some already set to expire in the coming months.