ICE Agents Could Be Deployed To World Cup To Provide Security: Report

Source: International Business Times

ICE might play a role in World Cup Security. Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents might be at FIFA World Cup matches to help provide security. NBC News cited two officials with the Department of Homeland Security in its report.

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