What is FIFA's position regarding US immigration measures with World Cup participants?
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The 2026 World Cup begins with a panorama that overshadows the football festival.
The 2026 World Cup begins with a panorama that overshadows the football festival. The United States has rejected the entry of citizens from countries that President Donald Trump considers dangerous, including members of the coaching staff, without apparently solid reasons. What has been FIFA's position regarding US actions? We analyzed it with Arturo Montoya H., an expert in migration and soccer.
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