As the World Cup approaches, workers at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, are poised to strike due to unresolved issues in negotiations with Legends Global, the stadium operator. Unite Here Local 11, representing approximately 2,000 workers, is set to vote on strike authorization amid concerns over wages, privacy, and workplace conditions. Key demands include a wage increase to over $30 per hour, objections to FIFA's requirement for sensitive background check information, and a request to prevent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from operating within the stadium. Union co-president Kurt Peterson warned that the situation could escalate, potentially impacting the atmosphere during the prestigious event. Legends Global expressed its commitment to reaching a fair agreement and ensuring a positive experience for fans attending the FIFA World Cup matches at the venue. The outcome of the strike vote is expected to be announced soon, leaving uncertainty about its potential impact on stadium operations during the tournament.