Hospitality and food-and-beverage workers at SoFi Stadium near Los Angeles vote to authorize a strike in the days before the FIFA World Cup begins at the venue. Multiple outlets report the union held a vote on Friday, with results described as overwhelmingly in favor of strike action. Workers cite stalled contract negotiations and demand improved pay. Several reports also include immigration enforcement concerns, with some describing worries about potential ICE presence at matches. CBS also reports workers seek job protections related to AI. NBC News later says the union reaches a tentative agreement with stadium operators after the strike authorization vote, helping avert an immediate work stoppage. The World Cup at SoFi Stadium is scheduled to host the U.S. men’s team’s first match and additional matches in the coming days. While outlets agree on the vote, the stated motivations, and the timing, details on specific contract terms are not consistent across reports.