US Homeland Security defends 2026 visa rules

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended his country's policies regarding visas and entry into the United States during the World Cup, confirming that the decisions are based on clear security standards and are not related to nationality. He pointed out that the entry of officials and fans from several countries has been denied for security reasons, including cases involving criminal records, and assured ongoing coordination with FIFA regarding visa procedures. These policies were implemented in response to presidential restrictions on the entry of Somalis and have drawn international criticism and calls to boycott the event.

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