On Monday morning, park executives, alongside Disney legacy cast members and ambassadors, held a dedication ceremony for “Dreamers Point” and the new “Walt the Dreamer” statue.

WASHINGTON The Trump administration will deny new applications for so-called Dreamer immigrants and cut renewals to one year from two years, despite reversals in court that kept alive the Obama-era program to shield young people from deportation. A White House official confirmed the announcement Tuesday. New applications were put on hold when the Trump administration moved to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in September 2017 but two-year renewals have continued, with about 700,000 people currently covered. A federal judge in Maryland ruled earlier this month that DACA should be restored to original form before September 2017 but the administration was mum until Tuesday on whether it would start accepting new applications. The White House anticipates legal challenges.