Cape Verde's national soccer team is preparing for the upcoming World Cup, but concerns about immigration policies in the United States are affecting who may be able to attend the tournament. Migration has been a significant aspect of Cape Verde's history and identity, and the potential impact of U.S. immigration enforcement is raising questions among fans and officials.
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Cape Verde's National Soccer Team Faces Immigration Concerns Ahead of World Cup
Cape Verde's national soccer team is facing challenges related to U.S. immigration policies as they prepare for the World Cup. The country's history of migration is central to the concerns about attendance at the tournament.
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Cape Verde dreams of World Cup soccer glory, fears U.S. immigration dragnet
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Cape Verde's National Soccer Team Faces Immigration Concerns Ahead of World Cup