UN rights chief urges ‘massive rethink’ of US immigration policies ahead of World Cup

The UN's top human rights official is calling for a massive rethink of US immigration and security policies before the FIFA Men's World Cup. He warns that surveillance, racial profiling, and aggressive enforcement are already impacting supporters, officials, and teams. Meanwhile, the FIFA Men's World Cup remains a global phenomenon, with over one billion people expected to watch the finale on TV, surpassing the viewership of Olympic events and the Netflix series Squid Game.