FIFA Pass: How the US will vet World Cup travelers
The World Cup is around the corner and Atlanta is projected to host up to 500,000 visitors during the soccer tournament. With so many foreign visitors, Mignon Houston, a deputy spokesperson with the US Department of State, joins us to share how travelers will be vetted to enter the country.
Top Videos
FIFA Pass: How the US will vet World Cup travelers
Woman allegedly killed by ex-boyfriend near her home
Microsoft opens mock datacenter to train GA students
DeKalb judges disqualified over colleague’s will dispute
Congress finalizes historic bill to tackle housing affordability
2 arrested after manhunt at Sandy Springs park
UGA students spend summer break serving foster kids
Obama releases pre-debate hype playlist
Police return to Sandy Springs park after manhunt
Georgia Gang panelists talk about down-ballot races
Georgia Gang panelists analyze election results
President Trump celebrating some election night wins
PAWS Atlanta uses music to relax cats
Live frog found in bag of salad in Australia
3 new cases of measles in Georgia
Georgia Elections 2026: The winners, the losers, the runoffs
Rep. Mike Collins takes majority vote to runoff for senate race
Derek Dooley and Gov. Kemp speak on senate runoff
Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Democrat primary for governor
'This ol' trucker will deliver': Mike Collins on runoff
Buddy Carter concedes in senate race
Bottoms projected Democratic nominee for governor
