If FIFA is serious about its ideals and the unifying potential of its marquee event, it must confront the divisiveness the United States is sowing.

Immigrants, as an abstraction, can be easy to demonize. But they're not abstractions. They're real people who need to be treated with dignity.

Soccer’s international governing body staged a halftime show that hinted at its cultural aspirations for next year’s North America–hosted World Cup proper. The president made sure to intervene in the entertainment.

A letter to FIFA, signed by more than 90 civil society groups, expresses "deep concern" about Trump's immigration policies.

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup soccer tournament in South Florida is exposing the lie at the heart of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.