Donald Trump has the right to determine which cities are safe for the World Cup, FIFA tells Sky News

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FIFA has told Sky News the US government does have the right to determine if cities are safe for the World Cup - after Donald Trump threatened to remove the Boston area from hosting.

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Donald Trump has the right to determine which cities are safe for the World Cup, FIFA tells Sky News

FIFA has told Sky News the US government does have the right to determine if cities are safe for the World Cup - after Donald Trump threatened to remove the Boston area from hosting.

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Donald Trump has the right to determine which cities are safe for the World Cup, FIFA tells Sky News

FIFA has told Sky News the US government does have the right to determine if cities are safe for the World Cup - after Donald Trump threatened to remove the Boston area from hosting.

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