US Club World Cup Chaos: Trump Anti-Immigration Assault leaves supporters out of fear of a military style arrest that storms Philadelphia-where City and Chelsea play and Mexican fans on their way to Riot-hit California

Preparations for the coming World Cup Club have been thrown in disorder in the midst of Donald TrumpThe newest performance against anti-immigration in the US.

The tournament starts on Saturday evening and will see that some of the world’s best football teams protrude to claim the lucrative £ 100 million prize pool that is being offered.

Only a few days before the competition starts, however, the fears about the safety of fans have blamed in the midst of police raids on immigrants without papers and the resulting protests throughout the country.

The ice attacks have led to protests that Los Angeles brought to his knees – While the mayor chose to introduce a lockdown – after Trump ordered 700 Marines and another 2,000 National Guard troops To be sent to the area on Monday.

The city center destroyed by Riot will be a no-go zone from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Tuesday to Wednesday after violent demonstrators have stabbed cars and plundered buildings.

The problem for Club World Cup Chiefs is that the Rose Bowl Stadium in the heart of LA is planned to play six games in 10 days.

European giants PSG and Atletico Madrid will play the opening match in the stadium on Sunday afternoon – despite all the constant concerns.

As reported by L’Equipe, the Spanish side Madrid has chosen a five -star hotel in the evening clock of Los Angeles – which means that they must comply with all rules.

The French champions PSG will now play three group stage matches in cities affected by Trump’s deployment of forces.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino broke his silence about the issue and told the American media: ‘No, I am not worried about anything in the sense that we are very attentive to some security. The most important [thing] For us, guaranteeing security for all fans is. ‘

Moreover, although they are not part of the club World Cup, the continuous protests in Los Angeles have also brought problems for the national side of Mexico.

Mexico will play three Gold Cup matches in the coming days – with the first against the Dominican Republic in Sofi Stadium in Inglewood – and had reserved a hotel in the center of Los Angeles to stay inside.

However, a spokesperson for the team confirmed on Tuesday that the national team, in the midst of the current protests, chose to move a hotel. It was also confirmed that Concacaf allowed a change to an indefinite hotel.

Rioters have already destroyed the communities for five days while they kept themselves opposed TrumpThe attempts to free the city from illegal migrants.

The arrival of Trump’s military reinforcements in Los Angeles brought up his own challenges on Tuesday, in which furious governor Newsom submitted an emergency movement for a temporarily limiting order.

“I have just submitted an emergency movement to block Trump’s illegal use of Marines and National Guard in Los Angeles,” he said on X.

“Trump turns the American army against American citizens. The courts must immediately block these illegal actions. ‘

The State said that the order would prevent the use of federal national guard and active Marines for Legal Enforcement purposes in the streets of a civilian city. ‘

“Federal Antagonization, due to the presence of soldiers on the street, already has real and irreparable damage to the city of Los Angeles, the people who live there, and the state of California, causes,” according to the application. “They must be stopped immediately.”

In the meantime, Trump has been set to use ice -actic units in five democratic cities – including New York CitySeattle, ChicagoPhiladelphia and Northern Virginiathat contains the democratic enclave of Alexandria.

The will of Premier League Giants Manchester City and Chelsea are among the teams that will perform in the tournament in Philadelphia in the coming weeks.

The English parties have both games at the 69,000 seats Lincoln Financial Field – with City that will play there next Wednesday and the following Friday.

In the meantime, at least 45 people were arrested in New York when thousands of demonstrators went to the streets near Foley Square in Manhattan, The New York Post reported.

In the midst of the protests, fans expressed their concern about the enforcement of safety and immigration during the tournament.

These fears picked after a social media post – which has now been removed – By American customs and border protection that suggested that Ice officers would be present at the opening match of the tournament at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

In response, Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz tried to illuminate fan fears. She said, “We are responsible for security in the stadium for Club World Cup.

‘While we collaborate with our state and local partners, that is not our priority that day.

“If things get out of hand and our partners ask for help, we are there to offer the support needed to guarantee the safety of the community.”

In the meantime, Thomas Kennedy of the Florida Immigrant Coalition said: ‘It is disturbing that Border Patrol not only announced their presence in the game, but also a kind of implied that people should have their immigration paper to participate.

“It’s good that the sheriff tries to calm those fears, but they still work under an agreement of 287 (g).”