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Olympic chief ‘confident’ LA Games will not repeat World Cup referee fiasco

Olympic chief ‘confident’ LA Games will not repeat World Cup referee fiasco
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is establishing a taskforce to ensure that immigration and visa issues, which have affected the current World Cup, do not disrupt the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. IOC president Kirsty Coventry expressed confidence that these logistical challenges will be resolved for athletes and their entourages.

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It addresses the intersection of international sports hosting, immigration policy, and the logistical challenges of global events.

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Kirsty Coventry said: ‘I am confident we will be able to overcome challenges the World Cup is facing.’ Photograph: Kevin Winter/Getty Images View image in fullscreen Kirsty Coventry said: ‘I am confident we will be able to overcome challenges the World Cup is facing.’ Photograph: Kevin Winter/Getty Images LA Olympic Games 2028 Olympic chief ‘confident’ LA Games will not repeat World Cup referee fiasco Kirsty Coventry: IOC will have taskforce for any issues

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The article reports on IOC statements and international concerns regarding US immigration policy without taking a partisan stance.

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