Kemp, Dickens say World Cup matches will stay in Atlanta despite Trump remarks
Comments from President Donald Trump are raising questions about whether the possibility of changing host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, even as planning is well underway. Gov. Brian Kemp’s office responded quickly, saying the matches aren’t moving. Economics professor Tom Smith of Emory University said relocating games would be unprecedented and nearly impossible.
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