LA County Sheriff: No immigration enforcement expected during World Cup
LA County Sheriff Robert Luna announced that there will be no civil immigration enforcement by ICE during the World Cup. Security will be strengthened in coordination with federal authorities.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna stated on the 1st that they have been informed by federal officials that there will be no civil immigration enforcement actions in Los Angeles during the World Cup. Luna noted that while federal agents will be present to ensure the safety of venues and events, they have clearly stated that no civil immigration enforcement will take place during any matches. The authorities also announced a security plan for 8 matches starting from the 12th. Extra personnel will be deployed for Iran's matches to monitor for potential protests. Officials also warned that drone usage will be strictly regulated around venues, with temporary no-fly zones established. FBI Los Angeles Field Office Director Patrick Grandy stated they have a zero-tolerance policy for drone violations.
FAQ
What are LA's security measures for the World Cup?
They are implementing strict security while respecting the rights of immigrant communities.