Trump's Federal Force for World Cup Security

0:00On March 31, President Trump laid it out straight to reporters this week, when the World Cup rolls into Los Angeles, the federal government will. Step in forcefully to stop any crime or trouble from popping off. He's been pushing hard on crime lately, like in Washington, where he sent hundreds of federal agents and thousands of soldiers to clean things up. L.A.'s mayor and California's governor haven't hit back with any comments yet on this federal flex. The World Cup, the planet's massive soccer showdown, kicks off in June and runs through July across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. With the event drawing billions of eyes, expect tensions to build as locals and feds hash out security plans. That's the story for today, Global News Today, driven by AI. I'm Cory with the story.