World Cup: No ICE deployment; extra security for Iran games in Los Angeles
Summary
Federal officials confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents will not conduct immigration enforcement at FIFA World Cup events in Los Angeles. Extra security will be in place for Iran’s matches due to regional tensions, and strict rules will be enforced against drone flights near the venues.Key Facts
- ICE will not carry out civil immigration enforcement at any World Cup games or events in Los Angeles.
- The decision follows protests by stadium workers worried about anti-immigrant actions.
- SoFi Stadium, called Los Angeles Stadium during the World Cup, hosts the USA vs. Paraguay game on June 12.
- Law enforcement will increase presence around matches involving Iran to prepare for possible protests or incidents.
- The US and Iran are currently negotiating to end a limited conflict that began with recent attacks.
- Drone flights near World Cup venues will face strict temporary flight restrictions and enforcement, with authorities ready to take down illegal drones.
- The Los Angeles District Attorney warned of strong law enforcement and prosecution of crimes during the World Cup, lasting from June 11 to July 19.
- The large security effort aims to ensure safety amid heightened political and social concerns linked to the tournament.
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