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Protesting soccer fans outside a 2026 World Cup stadium calling for boycott over US policies, with signs, phones, and FIFA meeting in background.
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Boycott calls grow for 2026 World Cup over US policies

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Thousands of fans have withdrawn ticket applications for the 2026 FIFA World Cup amid rising concerns about US foreign policy and domestic security issues. Social media campaigns and political motions urge a boycott, prompting FIFA to hold an emergency meeting. The tournament, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, faces potential disruptions as it approaches its June 11 start date.

International fans are cancelling tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to safety concerns in the United States following a fatal shooting by immigration agents in Minneapolis. The incident has sparked boycott calls and highlighted ongoing issues with ticket pricing. FIFA has scheduled an emergency meeting to address the growing backlash.

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