FIFA World Cup safety in Seattle, WA
By next Monday, thousands of international soccer fans are expected to make their way to the Pacific Northwest for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Leading up to that, federal and local public safety agencies are working together to make sure everyone stays safe.
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