ICE will be 'key part of security' at World Cup in US
Summary
The acting head of ICE stated that the agency would play a vital role in security for the upcoming World Cup in the U.S. Concerns were raised about ICE operations after two American citizens were shot and killed during immigration enforcement in Minneapolis. Officials reassured that safety and security for visitors and participants would be a priority during the event.Key Facts
- The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will be involved in World Cup security in the U.S.
- ICE officials provided this information to a congressional committee on homeland security.
- The committee questioned ICE after the agency was involved in the shooting deaths of two American citizens in Minneapolis.
- Concerns were raised about the impact of these incidents on visitor confidence in safety.
- ICE has confirmed its commitment to ensuring safety for all visitors and participants.
- The U.S. will host 78 World Cup matches across 11 cities, while Canada and Mexico will host 13 matches each.
- Fifa stated that the safety of fans and participants is its top priority and is working with local authorities on security measures.
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