Sports

British actor questions whether World Cup should be held in United States after ICE's Minnesota presence

January 10, 2026

British actor John Cleese raised concerns about the suitability of holding the World Cup in the United States following a controversial incident involving ICE agents in Minnesota. The incident involved the shooting of Renee Good, who was reportedly killed after refusing to exit her vehicle and allegedly trying to run over agents, a narrative that Cleese disputes.

British actor questions whether World Cup should be held in United States after ICE's Minnesota presence

Credit: Foxnews

Key Highlights

John Cleese questions the World Cup's venue in the U. S. after a fatal ICE shooting incident.
Renee Good was shot by ICE agents while in her vehicle in Minnesota.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem states Good attempted to ram agents with her vehicle.
Cleese disagrees with the official account of the incident.

fnc Fox News fox-news/sports article fox-news/entertainment fox-news/us/us-regions/midwest/minnesota fox-news/us/immigration fox-news/sports/soccer/the-world-cup 21a973e9-e74a-5417-9fa2-9eb378412824

Sources

British actor questions whether World Cup should be held in United States after ICE's Minnesota presence

This quick summary is automatically generated using AI based on reports from multiple news sources. The content has not been reviewed or verified by humans. For complete details, accuracy, and context, please refer to the original published articles.

British actor questions whether World Cup should be held in United States after ICE's Minnesota presence

Key Highlights

Sources

Related Stories

NCAA asks CFTC to suspend prediction markets

Source: Commanders to hire son of Doug Williams

49ers' Fred Warner leaves door open for potential return vs. Seahawks