A hospitality union representing approximately 2,000 workers at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles has threatened to strike during the upcoming World Cup if FIFA does not address their concerns about working conditions and immigration enforcement presence.

Unite Here, the union involved, is demanding improvements to working conditions and has called on FIFA to keep Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) away from matches. The union's co-president made the demands as the stadium prepares to host eight World Cup matches this summer.

SoFi Stadium is expected to be thrust into the national spotlight during the tournament, which runs between June and July. Los Angeles officials estimate the city will see approximately 150,000 more out-of-town visitors than typical for that time period.

The threatened strike comes as the World Cup approaches, potentially affecting operations at one of the tournament's key venues. The union has not specified what specific working condition improvements they are seeking or provided details about the timeline for potential strike action.

FIFA has not yet responded to the union's demands regarding working conditions or the requested restrictions on ICE presence during matches.