More than 120 immigrant rights groups are warning visitors about potential immigration enforcement during the FIFA World Cup. In Los Angeles, a labor union representing hospitality workers has threatened to strike if immigration agents are deployed at SoFi Stadium.
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More than 120 immigrant rights groups are warning visitors about potential immigration enforcement during the FIFA World Cup. In Los Angeles, a labor union representing hospitality workers has threatened to strike if immigration agents are deployed at SoFi Stadium.
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