Fans and players alike can expect to feel “comfortable and safe” when attending FIFA Club World Cup matches in D.C., FIFA Chief Football Officer Jill Ellis said.

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The former U.S. women’s national team head coach told WTOP that despite concerns following recent immigration policies made by the Trump administration, the international soccer federation wants fans to feel secure while attending matches during the new tournament.

“It’s always a top priority for FIFA to make sure that fans feel welcome and safe,” she said.

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