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ICE says Club World Cup attendees should carry proof of legal status, sparking concerns

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The FIFA Club World Cup soccer tournament kicks off in Florida this weekend .
ICE tweeted that it will be “suited and booted and ready to provide security for the first round of games” It later deleted the tweet without explanation.
ICE told NBC News 6 that non-American citizens will need to carry proof of legal status.