Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna says there will be no civil immigration enforcement by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at World Cup matches in Los Angeles. Luna states he has been assured that even if ICE personnel are present at venues for security-related purposes, they will not conduct civil immigration enforcement activities during the events. The comments address concerns about whether ICE would use World Cup security operations as an opportunity to carry out immigration-related actions at stadiums. Luna’s assurance is aimed at clarifying enforcement plans for the duration of the matches, indicating that law enforcement coordination for the events will not include ICE conducting civil immigration arrests or related immigration enforcement. The reporting reflects the sheriff’s position following assurances that limit the role of ICE at the venues to non-enforcement security functions, rather than immigration control activities. The statements provide a specific commitment regarding ICE’s conduct during World Cup games in Los Angeles.