Workers at SoFi Stadium, represented by Unite Here Local 11, have overwhelmingly voted 96% in favor of authorizing a strike as the venue prepares for the upcoming World Cup. The union, which includes nearly 2,000 hospitality workers, cites stalled negotiations with Legends Global, the stadium's food service operator, as the reason for the strike authorization. Key demands from the union include fair wages adjusted for the Los Angeles cost of living, immigration safety protocols, and limits on job erosion due to automation. The workers are concerned about their safety in light of potential immigration enforcement actions. The World Cup, starting on June 12, will feature eight matches at SoFi Stadium, raising concerns about service disruptions if a strike occurs. The union emphasizes that frontline workers deserve a fair share of the substantial revenues generated during the tournament, particularly given the high prices for suite packages.