The DHS shutdown and U.S. immigration policies could hinder the World Cup

There's no party like a World Cup party. Fans and players will hear the first whistle at this year's FIFA World Cup on June 11th, and it's being held closer to home in more than a dozen cities across North America.

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1. 01is going to open the World Cup with a game in Los Angeles against Paraguay
2. 02Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen pressed DHS leadership during a Senate hearing last week
3. 03I hate to put you in this position, but I'm wondering if you've noticed, is there a city that is more ready than the other cities, like a model city?