🔒 Skipp disabled users in aws

[west kiln]

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[normal geyser]

I have a script that performs some checks and I need it to skip current aws disabeld users.
I did try with the following but it seems that it is not skipping the disabeld users

code is attached in the file

'''
def lambda_handler(event, context):

paginator = iam.get_paginator('list_users')
page = paginator.paginate()
csv_file = [["UserName", "CreationDate", "LastConsoleLogin", "DisabledDate", "MFA Disabled"]]
users_disabled = False  # This flag will track if any users were disabled
for page_user in page:
    users = page_user['Users']
    sort_users = sorted(users, key=lambda user: user['UserName'])
    for user in sort_users:
        username = user['UserName']
        groups = iam.list_groups_for_user(UserName=username)['Groups']
        group_name = [group['GroupName'] for group in groups]
        dry_run = False

        # Checking if users have MFA enabled
        checking_mfa(username, group_name, dry_run, csv_file)

# An email will be sent if either users have been disabled and sends the link with the csv file or not
if not users_disabled:
    goodemail()
    print("no users to disabled")
else:
    print("users to disabled yes")
    emailtobesent(csv_file)

'''

[west kiln]

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