US EditionFifa Demanded that There Be No Presence of Immigration Agents in Games in the u.s.
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 01 – Ninety civil society groups warn that immigration enforcement presence at matches could deter millions of visitors and urge FIFA to ensure a safe environment for fans and migrant communities.
- On Tuesday, ninety civil society groups, including Fair Square, sent a letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino demanding no ICE presence at 2026 World Cup games in the U.S.
- Driven by concerns over U.S. immigration policies, ninety groups warn ICE operations and Trump's bans threaten fan safety at the 2026 World Cup.
- Ninety civil society groups sent a letter to FIFA, demanding no ICE presence at 2026 World Cup matches, citing low attendance and immigrant fears during the ongoing Club World Cup in Miami-Dade.
- In practice, activists warn ICE security at current tournaments is deterring fans, risking FIFA’s reputation as tickets sell below four dollars with many stadiums empty.
- With the 2026 World Cup co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, officials warn that ongoing immigration enforcement could turn the event into a humanitarian crisis and global scandal.
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Advocates Call on FIFA to Ban Immigration Agents from World Cup Games
Immigrant rights activists are calling on the soccer federation FIFA to ban ICE and other federal agents from its games during the 2025 Club World Cup hosted across U.S. cities, as well as next year’s anticipated FIFA World Cup. Ahead of the start of the tournament, Customs and Border Protection vowed to be “suited and booted” at games. Advocates rallied outside FIFA’s offices in Coral Gables, Florida, Monday. Yareliz Méndez-Zamora: “We’re here …
Advocates Urge FIFA to Keep ICE Out of U.S. Stadiums Ahead of 2026 World Cup - teleSUR English
With the U.S. set to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup alongside Canada and Mexico, immigrant and civil rights advocates are urging FIFA and Miami-Dade officials to ensure that stadiums remain safe, inclusive spaces—free from immigration enforcement. The call comes after reports of ICE presence at Club World Cup matches sparked fear among fans and left stadiums nearly empty, despite a $46 million investment by the county. RELATED: Trump Tightens U…
MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - President Trump’s immigration enforcement policies are sparking World Cup concerns in South Florida, causing activists to speak out.During a press
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