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5:16Now PlayingThe United States is weeks away from hosting the World Cup, and everything from travel bans to war is colliding with basic logistics as officials struggle to guarantee players and fans can even enter the country. Haiti qualified for the first time in fifty years while its citizens face entry restrictions, Iran’s team may need special permission during an active conflict, and DHS delays have already slowed preparation. Ticket prices are exploding into the thousands as FIFA raises concerns and the U.S. walks into a global spotlight it does not look ready for. Ring of Fire's Josh G. discusses.
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