The FIFA World Cup begins this weekend in Miami with a strong presence from ICE and CBP

The FIFA World Cup kicks off this weekend at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, and the Department of Homeland Security has announced that both ICE and CBP will be present at the games providing security.

ICE told NBC Miami that they want to remind all non-U.S. citizens to carry proof of their legal immigration status when attending the matches this weekend. If you’re traveling to Miami to watch the games, you should be prepared: ICE may stop you.

This announcement has caused concern among Miami residents and tourists, many of whom are reconsidering attending the matches due to fear of being racially profiled or asked to show their documents. The possibility of being approached by immigration authorities is discouraging many fans who simply want to enjoy their favorite team at a global event.