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Democrats and Republicans have united in condemning President Donald Trump's suggestion that Los Angeles and San Diego could be 'sacrificed' in a war with Iran. California Governor Gavin Newsom called the remarks 'dangerous,' while some Republicans also distanced themselves from the comments.
The US national team triumphantly opened the 2026 World Cup by defeating Paraguay 4-1 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, sparking a carnival-like atmosphere among tens of thousands of fans. The historic victory on home soil was both a dream come true for supporters and a testament to the unifying power of football.
Los Angeles is buzzing with World Cup 2026 excitement, but soaring ticket prices and concerns over U.S. visa and immigration policies are keeping many passionate fans from attending matches.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna announced Monday that federal officials have confirmed no civil immigration enforcement will occur during World Cup matches in Los Angeles. The statement came after the union representing SoFi Stadium workers protested potential ICE presence, arguing it would create a climate of fear. Luna acknowledged conditions could change but expressed confidence in the information provided.
About 2,000 hospitality workers at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles have voted to strike if ICE is deployed at the venue during FIFA World Cup 2026. The union UNITE HERE Local 11 demanded federal assurances that ICE will not be present, citing fears among workers and fans. Workers also raised concerns about FIFA's data-sharing policies and received support from California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer.
