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Trump Killing FIFA? Iran, Iraq, Somalia Teams Face Crackdown By US Ahead Of World Cup
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3:55Now PlayingThe 2026 FIFA World Cup is facing growing controversy as several football officials, players, and staff from countries affected by U.S. immigration restrictions encounter visa denials, lengthy questioning, and entry refusals. Somali referee Omar Artan was unable to officiate after being denied entry, Iraq's star striker Aymen Hussein was reportedly questioned for seven hours, and Iran says up to 15 members of its World Cup delegation were denied visas. Critics argue that politics is overshadowing football, while FIFA President Gianni Infantino insists the tournament should unite people and build bridges despite global tensions.
REFEREES, PLAYERS AND STAFF FACE ENTRY ISSUES
VISA CRACKDOWN SPARKS FIFA CONTROVERSY
FIFA CHIEF CALLS WORLD CUP A BRIDGE-BUILDER
#FIFAWorldCup2026 #WorldCup2026 #FIFAControversy #TrumpImmigrationPolicy #Football #OmarArtan #IranFootball
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