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- Rep. Nellie Pou (D-N.J.) introduced the "Save the World Cup" bill to bar immigration raids near FIFA World Cup events.
- The bill aims to reassure visitors and players, as the tournament begins on June 12.
- Pou criticized ICE for failing to guarantee their absence.
- The Department of Homeland Security announced $625 million in security grants for the 11 host cities, though distribution remains uncertain due to ongoing political disputes.
