The city of Foxborough, USA, threatens to block World Cup matches if promised security funding from the Trump administration isn't received by the deadline.
The city of Foxborough in the United States is facing a significant threat concerning the upcoming World Cup matches due to unresolved security funding issues. The federal government had promised $7.8 million for security measures; however, the deadline for payment has passed since the end of January. In response, city officials are preparing to deny match licenses if funding isn’t received by March 17. The promises made by the Trump administration are now at the center of a political blame game, with U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, accusing Democrats of obstructing the continuation of funding for the Department of Homeland Security, while Democrats deny these accusations.
