Representatives from cities hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup are raising security concerns just over 100 days before the tournament begins on June 11. Key issues include frozen FEMA funds, totaling nearly $900 million, and poor coordination between local and federal entities amid a government shutdown. Miami’s World Cup Host Committee stresses the need for $70 million to avoid canceling events, while Kansas City highlights staffing shortages for security. The World Cup will feature matches across 11 U.S. cities, with Australia playing in Canada and the U.S. in Seattle.
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