US Visa Denials Highlight Immigration Policy Challenges During World Cup

The U.S. immigration policies have caused significant disruptions for international visitors and athletes attending the World Cup in 2026. Several players from African, Asian, and Middle Eastern countries faced visa denials or detentions at border checkpoints, raising concerns about exclusionary practices under the Trump administration.

By Gaby Del Valle · The Verge · June 26, 2026, 18:00 UTC

US Visa Denials Highlight Immigration Policy Challenges During World Cup

Topics: Travel Restrictions Trump Administration Visa Issues World Cup

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