Stadium workers at World Cup venues wear “ICE Out” pins ahead of the USA game, according to reports. The pins are associated with members of Unite Here Local 11, a union local representing venue workers. The move reflects workers’ opposition to the involvement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at matches. Coverage also notes that the same group had previously threatened to strike before the tournament, indicating ongoing labor and workplace concerns tied to conditions and oversight at event sites. The articles frame the “ICE Out” messaging as part of workers’ broader stance on federal enforcement at games, particularly the possibility of ICE personnel being deployed. While the reports emphasize the workers’ views and the symbolic nature of the pins, they do not provide detailed confirmation of specific ICE deployments for the USA match. Overall, the information centers on union workers’ public protest and the context of prior warnings about labor action leading up to the tournament.