World Cup 2026: Immigrant fans, workers face ICE fears
Summary
The 2026 World Cup started in Mexico City. Some immigrant fans and workers worry about being detained by U.S. immigration authorities during matches held in the United States. Officials say fans are safe, but many remain concerned about possible arrests.Key Facts
- The 2026 World Cup includes games in Mexico, the U.S., and Canada.
- Eight matches will be played at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
- An immigrant family shared that their father was detained by ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) at a previous match in New Jersey.
- New Jersey State Police say immigrant fans can safely attend games.
- Some people still warn immigrants to be cautious at the events because of possible immigration enforcement.
- World Cup fans include many immigrants who fear interactions with immigration officials.
- The event is the largest World Cup in history.
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