Trump Worried About NFL Paris Game as He Warns France 'Really in Trouble'
Summary
President Donald Trump expressed concern about the NFL’s first regular-season game in Paris, scheduled amid ongoing protests and unrest in France. Despite these worries, the NFL confirmed the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints will go ahead as planned with increased security measures.Key Facts
- The NFL game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints will take place Sunday at Stade de France near Paris.
- France is experiencing protests and unrest, with warnings from the U.S. State Department for Americans to be cautious.
- President Trump suggested the NFL could have postponed the game due to the situation in France.
- The NFL and French officials are working together to ensure security for the game.
- NFL executives stated there was never a plan to cancel or postpone the game.
- The State Department issued a travel alert advising Americans in France to avoid protests and stay alert.
- Curfews are in place in parts of Paris due to ongoing unrest.
- NFL security teams, including the league’s Senior Vice President of Security, are on site in Paris preparing for the game.
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