FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas — As the Walt Disney Company remains in a feud with the state of Florida and its governor, Ron DeSantis, a Texas judge has an idea: relocate Disney World to the Lone Star State.

In an April 22 letter to Disney CEO Bob Chapek, Fort Bend County Judge KP George suggests moving the “Happiest Place on Earth” from Orlando, Florida, to his county in Texas, which is located just outside Houston.

“While you, your company, employees, and diverse fans face authoritarian, anti-business, and culture war attacks from extremists in Florida, we in Fort Bend are more than ready to welcome the Disney family with thousands of good paying jobs and billions of dollars of investments,” George wrote.

He boasted of Fort Bend’s diversity, high graduation rates, location and large amounts of land as great factors to be the next home to Disney World. George draws attention to other large companies including Amazon, Texas Instruments and Comcast that have invested in the Fort Bend community with thousands of “good paying jobs.”

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At the end of the letter, George invites Chapek to pay his county a visit to see the opportunities it may offer.

This letter comes after DeSantis stripped the theme park of a decades-long agreement of self-government after Disney criticized the so-called "Don't Say Gay" law.

On the same day, George also penned a letter to Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, inviting the social media platform to also make a home in Fort Bend County.