Concacaf, soccer's governing body for North and Central America, is in close communication with local officials due to ongoing protests in Los Angeles ahead of the Gold Cup's opening match. The tournament kicks off with Mexico facing the Dominican Republic, yet tensions remain high due to recent immigration raids. Concacaf emphasizes the safety of all attendees, having led to Mexico switching hotels to avoid downtown disturbances. Meanwhile, FIFA President Gianni Infantino remains confident in the safety measures for upcoming matches, including the Club World Cup in LA.
The safety and well-being of all participants, fans, and stakeholders is the Confederation's highest priority, Concacaf stated amid ongoing protests in LA.
Concacaf is closely monitoring developments in Los Angeles to ensure the tournament can proceed in a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable environment for all.
Mexico switched hotels from downtown LA to Long Beach due to safety concerns related to ICE raids and community protests in the city.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino expressed confidence that security measures will ensure a safe environment for fans attending the Club World Cup games.
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