US commits over one billion to World Cup security
The United States has implemented a strict security plan to ensure the safety of the 2026 World Cup events, which includes five stages of ticket screening for fans and the interception of drones to protect over 150 sites and festivals. The White House announced the allocation of $1.125 billion to fund security expenses, covering cyber and aerial threats, in order to guarantee the safety of millions of fans during the tournament that will host 48 teams and 104 matches across 16 cities. Additionally, logistical enhancements have significantly reduced wait times for entry visas, amid expectations of welcoming over 5 million international travelers.
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