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"World Cup aspirations for supporters of two prominent African football nations have been thrown into disarray following the implementation of a US travel ban. Senegal and Ivory Coast were added in December to a list of countries facing partial entry restrictions into the United States, a co-host of the upcoming tournament alongside Canada and Mexico from June 11 to July 19. The restrictions have caused considerable dismay among fans currently following their teams at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco."
"I don't know why the American president would want teams from certain countries not to take part. If that's the case, they shouldn't agree to host the World Cup, Senegal supporter Djibril Gueye told The Associated Press in Tangier, Morocco. It's up to the United States to provide the conditions, the means, and the resources to allow the qualified countries so everyone can go and support their team, Gueye said."
The Independent covers reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech through on-the-ground reporting, investigations and documentaries while keeping reporting free of paywalls. Donations fund journalists who can interview all sides and travel to where stories are unfolding. Senegal and Ivory Coast were added to a US list in December that imposes partial entry restrictions, affecting fans' aspirations to attend the 2026 World Cup co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico from June 11 to July 19. The restrictions effectively prevent travel for supporters without pre-existing visas and have caused dismay among fans following their teams at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. Supporters have called on the United States to provide conditions and resources to allow qualified countries' fans to attend.
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