Introduce legislation to prohibit state homeland security grant funds from being used for civil immigration enforcement at World Cup game sites and to bar federally funded state and local law enforcement from participating in 287(g) enforcement during World Cup games in host cities.

LaMonica McIver · New Jersey · Democratic

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announced the introduction of her Protect World Cup Attendees Act, one of three bills introduced as a package on immigration enforcement during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

McIver introduced legislation aimed at limiting immigration enforcement at World Cup events.

Press Releases | Media | U.S. House Representative LaMonica McIver
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Mrs. M CIVER (for herself, Ms. P OU, Mr. S WALWELL, and Mr. T HOMPSON of Mississippi) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. A BILL To provide that no Federal funds made available to certain State Homeland Security Grant program recipients may be used to carry out any civil immigration enforcement activity, and for other purposes. The Act may be cited as the “Protect World Cup Attendees Act.”

McIver introduced the Protect World Cup Attendees Act to bar certain federal homeland security grant recipients from using those funds for civil immigration enforcement during the covered World Cup period, including 287(g) participation.

BILLS-119hr7982ih.pdf
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Evidence

"H.R. 7982, the Protect World Cup Attendees Act, introduced by Congresswoman LaMonica McIver (D-NJ): * Prohibits State Homeland Security Grant Program funds from being used for civil immigration enforcement at World Cup game sites. * Prevents state and local law enforcement agencies receiving Federal funds from participating in Section 287(g) immigration enforcement programs during World Cup games in host cities."

This is the clearest official statement of the claim: McIver publicly announced introduction of H.R. 7982 and described the two policy limits that match the promise.

delivered same_term A for effort

McIver, Pou, Swalwell, Introduce Bills to Block ICE Mass Deportation Sweeps at World Cup | U.S. House Representative LaMonica McIver
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"Mrs. McIver ... introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary" and the short title is "Protect World Cup Attendees Act." The full title states it would bar certain State Homeland Security Grant program recipients from using federal funds for any civil immigration enforcement activity.

Official bill metadata confirms the bill was introduced and referred to Judiciary on March 18, 2026, with the text matching the promised grant-fund restriction.

delivered same_term A for effort

H.R. 7982 (IH) - Protect World Cup Attendees Act - BILLS-119hr7982ih | Content Details | GovInfo
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The introduced bill text states it would apply to certain State Homeland Security Grant program recipients and prohibit use of those funds for civil immigration enforcement activity.

The enrolled text itself shows the grant-funds restriction component of the promise was formally drafted into introduced legislation.

delivered same_term A for effort

BILLS-119hr7982ih.pdf
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The press releases archive still lists the March 19, 2026 item announcing the introduction of the Protect World Cup Attendees Act and does not show any later retraction or reversal in the available archive excerpt.

The member site continues to publicly maintain the bill announcement in its archive; no official reversal was found in the lookback window.

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Press Releases | Media | U.S. House Representative LaMonica McIver
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Assessments

delivered same_term A for effort

The promise was to introduce legislation with two specific provisions tied to World Cup host cities. Evidence shows McIver did introduce H.R. 7982, the Protect World Cup Attendees Act, in March 2026, and the official announcement and bill materials state that it would prohibit use of State Homeland Security Grant Program funds for civil immigration enforcement at World Cup game sites and restrict federally funded state and local law enforcement participation in 287(g) enforcement during World Cup games in host cities. Because the commitment was to introduce legislation, not to enact it, the promise was fulfilled upon introduction during her current term.

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