Los Angeles sheriff says ICE enforcement not expected at World Cup matches
Authorities outlined security plans for eight matches beginning on June 12.
Los Angeles sheriff says ICE enforcement not expected at World Cup matches
Authorities outlined security plans for eight matches beginning on June 12.
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