President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled special fast-track visas for people with tickets to the 2026 World Cup -- but his administration warned it was no guarantee of entry to the United States.
The United States has promised a seamless experience for next year's tournament despite concerns that Trump's border crackdown could hurt fans.
"For those who intend to join us for the World Cup, I strongly encourage you to apply right away," Trump said as he announced the scheme in the Oval Office with Gianni Infantino, the boss of global soccer body FIFA.
Infantino -- who has repeatedly appeared at Trump's side since the Republican's return to the White House in January -- said the so-called "FIFA Pass" was a "very important announcement."
"If you have a ticket for the World Cup, you can ha

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