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Senior Counsel Tiffany Derentz, a member of BAL’s Sport and Entertainment and Government Strategies groups, wrote an op-ed for The Hill that outlines how the Club World Cup prepared the U.S. for mega sporting events immigration success — and what still needs improvement. The article reviews the logistical achievements of the FIFA Club World Cup involving complex U.S. immigration and border management systems. The event’s success serves as a blueprint for future U.S. mega sporting events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics; however, operational refinements are necessary in visa processing, border crossings and high-volume travel for larger-scale events.
Read the full article on The Hill here.
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