13/6/2025–|Last update: 19:46 (Mecca time)
A publication of the customs authorities and the protection of the American border – deleted later – caused the concern of the fans of the 2025 Football Club World Cup.
The Customs and Border Protection Authority pledged to be “fully prepared” with the start of the World Cup matches, which represents the starting blow before hosting the 2026 World Cup amid concern among some fans in the country.
The Club World Cup will start in Miami next Sunday when legend Lionel Messi and his team, Inter Miami, the opponent in the US League against Al -Ahly, play at a time when the protests continue to immigration policies pursued by US President Donald Trump throughout the country.
America deletes the disturbing publication of the masses
“The Customs and Border Protection Authority will be fully prepared to provide security during the first round of matches,” the Customs and Border Protection Authority wrote in a publication that has spread widely on social media, which increased the concerns of some fans regarding the presence of the Club World Cup.
The Ministry of Internal Security did not respond to the request to comment on the post that was now deleted.
Tom Warrick, former Deputy Internal Security Minister, told Reuters that while natural practices of agencies such as the Immigration and Customs Laws and Customs and Border Protection Authority provide security in major sporting events, the method in which the publication was written caused understandable anxiety, said Tom Warrick, former Deputy Internal Secretary of Internal Security, told Reuters.
“I think it was just a moment of negligence before someone deleted a publication that another person should say, waiting for a moment, we need to change his formulation,” said Warrick, a fellow who is not residing in the Investigative Investigation Foundation.
He added, “They may also need to change the security situation because it is very clear, as you know, that the officers who wear the uniform will be seen completely differently, especially with regard to a sporting event that arouses the interest of persons coming from countries whose citizens were the target of some measures to enforce the immigration laws that Trump has taken.”
Trump has deployed naval infantry forces in Los Angeles this week amid protests against the tightening of the enforcement of immigration laws, while immigration and customs authorities intensify raids to fulfill his promise to deport record numbers of immigrants.
The Club World Cup will be held with the participation of 32 teams competing in 12 stadiums throughout the United States.
Jorge Lueri, the US Migration Director, said that football condemns some of its increasing popularity in America for immigrants.
“It is reasonable to expect that many people who only want to attend these activities are either immigrants here permanently or temporarily, or even people who do not have documents,” he added.