Could Content Creators Lose Their Visa? The 2026 World Cup, ICE, and New Immigration Measures

Can a content creator enter the United States on a tourist visa and monetize videos filmed during the 2026 World Cup? Immigration attorney Jesus Reyes explains why producing content for commercial purposes could be considered unauthorized work, and what the immigration consequences could be, including problems entering the country, visa revocation, or difficulties during a future renewal.

Topics We Cover in This Video

• The possible presence of immigration agents at stadiums during the World Cup.
• Precautions for people without legal status, with removal orders, or with criminal records.
• The court order requiring the resumption of certain immigration proceedings for citizens of 39 countries.
• The new funding allocated to ICE, CBP, detention centers, agents, and immigration technology.
• The latest developments regarding TPS for Venezuela.

Having a legal entry or a valid visa does not necessarily mean a person is authorized to work in the United States. Each situation must be evaluated individually.

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* The information in this post IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE for any specific case. Every case is different, and the advice of an immigration attorney is recommended. If you need legal assistance with your case, we recommend scheduling a consultation with our firm.