Inside the command center where law enforcement is securing the World Cup

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Dozens of agencies are working together to keep the public and players safe for the matches across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
An FBI agent stands near a security point outside behind metal barriers
An FBI agent stands near a security point at the stadium in Inglewood, Calif., ahead of a World Cup match between Iran and New Zealand on June 15.Etienne Laurent / AFP via Getty Images file

At the halfway mark of the World Cup tournament, law enforcement leaders say they have been successful in securing scores of venues, but as the tournament narrows to the finale, the crowds will get bigger and more fervent, and security officials can’t lose focus.

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