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JD Vance brutally trolled for remarks on deporting FIFA World Cup fans: ‘What a disgrace’

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      What a disgrace. Vance’s joke landed like a deflated soccer ball. Nothing says ‘welcome’ like a deportation threat at a World Cup presser,
      Hindustan Times
      X user Carolyn Barber opined
    • 88:88
      Why would anyone risk coming? We have a President that denies people due process, that our constitution stipulates everyone on our soil has,
      Hindustan Times
      an X user wrote
    • 88:88
      He turned a World Cup welcome into a fear-mongering deportation line. Zero applause. Zero charisma. Zero clue,
      Hindustan Times
      wrote one X user
    • 88:88
      JD Vance
      Of course everyone is welcome to come and see this wonderful event. We want them to come, we want them to celebrate, we want them to watch the games. But when the time is up, we want them to go home. Otherwise, they will have to talk to Secretary Noem.”
      The Telegraph
      Vance said
    • 88:88
      They are banned for the time being from playing but we hope that something happens and peace will happen so that Russia can be readmitted,
      The Telegraph
      Infantino said
    • 88:88
      Dirtbags like this will continue to be removed from our streets,
      The Telegraph
      Noem said in footage posted to social media of one viral raid in New York City
    • 88:88
      JD Vance
      I know we'll have visitors from close to 100 countries, we want them to come, we want them to celebrate, we want them to watch the game,
      Newsweek
      Vance said at a meeting of the White House Task Force on the FIFA World Cup 2026
    • 88:88
      America will welcome the world,
      Guardian
      Infantino said
    • 88:88
      We’re not ready to host the upcoming mega decade of events that will draw millions of domestic and international travelers,
      Guardian
      In February, a report from a non-profit representing the travel industry said ... citing wait times for visas along with crumbling transit infrastructure and an outdated security appratus
    • 88:88
      Sean Duffy
      This is a short-term push of people coming in to see soccer matches, and then they’ll go home,
      Guardian
      said Duffy, who encouraged visitors to use the World Cup as an opportunity to take a road trip around the US
    • 88:88
      If you’re coming to see some soccer ... go on a road trip. See America,
      NBC News
      he said before he changed his tone
    • 88:88
      I think people are allowed to protest. You have to do it in a reasonable manner, not necessarily friendly, but reasonable. Otherwise, Pam will come after you, and you’re going to have a big problem.”
      NBC News
      Asked whether people who have taken part in pro-Palestinian protests should be concerned about attending the World Cup in the United States, Trump said
    • 88:88
      We will take care of their documentation and travel documents, and it will go smoothly. And we will make sure that they can come and enjoy and bring their families and friends and make memories together,
      NBC News
      she said
    • 88:88
      We're processing those travel documents and visa applications already ... that is obviously going to be a precursor to what we can do next year for the World Cup as well,
      Le Monde
      Noem said
    • 88:88
      Gianni Infantino
      We can't wait to welcome soccer fans from all over the globe,
      Le Monde
      Trump said at a White House briefing alongside FIFA president Gianni Infantino
    • 88:88
      The entire world will focus on the United States of America, and America welcomes the world,
      Le Monde
      Infantino told the meeting
    • 88:88
      Mark Carney
      I don't see any tension either,
      Le Monde
      Trump said, shortly after meeting Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney
    • 88:88
      Gianni Infantino
      Together, we will ensure that the 2026 World Cup will be the best-run soccer tournament the world has ever seen,
      Politico
      Trump said, referring to FIFA’s president, Gianni Infantino