Houston officials discuss 2026 World Cup security plan ahead of first match

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Houston officials discuss World Cup security plan ahead of first match

During Tuesday's World Cup safety press conference, city officials said there are no major safety threats at this time. They said a full lockdown with increased security will be in place starting Thursday.

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