ICE Confirms Presence at Seattle World Cup Matches to Ensure Safety and Security
Seattle is gearing up for the upcoming World Cup, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirming their presence at the matches in various cities. ICE, along with other federal law enforcement agencies, will be on-site during the summer games. The FIFA organizing committee in Seattle has been assured that ICE's presence will be similar to what was seen during the Super Bowl, with a focus on preventing human trafficking. ICE's acting director, Todd Lyons, emphasized the agency's commitment to ensuring a safe and secure event for all attendees. Seattle will host six World Cup matches at Lumen Field, including a group stage match featuring the United States men's national team against Australia on June 19. The city is preparing for a successful and secure World Cup event.