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Amid Immigration Concerns, FIFA Assures Fans Safety Is a ‘Top Priority’ Before Club World Cup
- The U.S. President Donald Trump signed a travel ban on citizens from 12 countries, raising concerns about visits for the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
- The ban includes exceptions for athletes and their immediate relatives traveling for major sporting events, but not for fans.
- LA28 chairman Casey Wasserman expressed gratitude for the federal government's acknowledgment of Olympic needs amid the new travel restrictions.
- Some countries will face expanded restrictions, while FIFA President Gianni Infantino has maintained close ties with Trump regarding the events.
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Amid immigration concerns, FIFA assures fans safety is a ‘top priority’ before Club World Cup
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noticiasya.comPresident Donald Trump's latest travel restrictions could prevent fans from the 19 nations on the list from seeing their athletes compete in some of the world's biggest sporting events in the coming years.
By Kyle Feldscher, CNN President Donald Trump's latest travel restrictions could prevent fans from the 19 nations on the list from seeing their athletes compete in some of the world's biggest sporting events for years to come, even if on-field competition will not be affected. The president's proclamation does not appear to have a major immediate impact on planning for the World Cup, the 2028 Summer Olympics and other major international sportin…
Trump’s travel ban allows athletes from affected nations into US for the World Cup and Olympics. Fans may be stuck at home
President Donald Trump’s latest travel limitations may keep fans from the 19 named nations from seeing their athletes compete in some of the globe’s most important sporting events in the next several years, even if the on-field competition won’t be affected.
How Donald Trump's travel ban on certain countries will impact cricket, football, Olympics & other sports
Donald Trump’s new travel ban on 12 countries will impact sports in the US, including tournaments like World Cup and Olympics. Major League Cricket and other international tournaments are also under risk of being affected. Here's how the US travel ban will affect athletes, fans, and upcoming sporting events.
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