Argentina gave U.S. authorities a list of 35,000 people banned from soccer matches, including 13,000 parents behind on child support, as it seeks to keep them out of World Cup stadiums when Argentina plays in the United States.
Argentine National Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva sent the database to the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, and other international law enforcement agencies ahead of Argentina’s World Cup matches on U.S. soil.
On May 13, Argentine officials added roughly 13,000 parents behind on child support to the database. The government then shared the updated list with U.S. law enforcement on June 11.
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