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Vance Quips About Deploying ICE Agents for World Cup Visitors: A Joke at Secretary Noem’s Expense

Vice President
JD Vance
Just coming off a performance like Forrest Gump did.
death of the pope
and
conflict between India and Pakistan
, and he’s only starting to make mistakes.

In a task force meeting about the forthcoming U.S.-hosted event,
World Cup
, and as the nation’s tourism sector experiences significant downturns, Vance chose to instill fear in the minds of countless potential visitors eager to watch their home team play.

The vice president jokingly said that anyone who overstay their visa would “need to have a chat with Secretary.”
[Kristi] Noem
evoking the vision of
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
agents gathering loyal fanatics of
El Tri
.

Everyone is invited to attend this amazing event. We expect guests from nearly 100 different countries. Our aim is for them to join us, participate in the celebrations, and enjoy watching the competitions,” Vance stated on Tuesday. “However, once the festivities conclude, we hope they will return home.


Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy reiterated Vance’s remarks during the latter part of the gathering, urging attendees to “take a road trip” and “explore this stunning nation.” He then cautioned them about avoiding any encounters with immigration officials.

Make sure not to exceed your visa duration. Avoid staying for too long,” he stated. “Once again, we welcome everybody.

As legal residents continue to be
snatched off the street
Moreover, as detention measures at entry points are increasing, numerous international tourists appear (quite understandably) apprehensive about visiting the U.S. Experts in the tourism sector anticipate a significant decline.
10% drop
in international travel to the U.S. in 2025, as uncertainty about immigration and negative reaction to tariffs push travelers elsewhere.
California’s tourism bureau
Is predicting a comparable decrease in international arrivals.

“We definitely are collateral damage and part of the domino effect. We’re just caught in a chain reaction of broader economic and political decisions,” Visit California CEO Caroline Beteta said in April, per
Politico
.

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