SoFi Stadium workers vote to authorize strike ahead of World Cup.
UNITE HERE Local 11 members voted 96% in favor of authorizing a strike at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles one week before the U.S. men's team opens World Cup play. Workers are seeking higher wages, job security protections, and assurances that federal immigration enforcement will not be present at the venue during matches.
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NPR emphasizes workers' fear of ICE activity and details the union's specific demands, while WaPo leads with immigration enforcement concerns but provides minimal context in its truncated coverage.
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