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The United States successfully secured the hosting rights for the 2026 World Cup, in partnership with Canada and Mexico, through a comprehensive security plan that lasted 38 days. This plan involved the participation of over 5,000 FBI personnel and joint security teams, conducting approximately 300,000 checks and inspections to facilitate the entry of fans, with more than 65,000 spectators attending each match. Additionally, more than 700 drones were intercepted, and a terrorist plot involving explosive-laden drones was thwarted, with extensive cooperation from international security agencies. These efforts made this edition one of the safest tournaments in history.
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