On this edition of Global News Today, Tom Burges Watson examines the growing controversy surrounding Somali World Cup referee Omar Artan, who was denied entry to the United States despite being selected by FIFA to officiate at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.After being turned away by US authorities, Artan returned to Somalia, where he received a hero's welcome from supporters and officials. US authorities say the decision was based on security concerns, while Somali officials, football authorities and critics argue it raises serious questions about fairness, inclusion and the role of politics in global sport.Join the debate as we explore the wider implications for international sport, diplomacy, immigration policy and security.Guests:Matthew StadlenBroadcaster and AuthorAmanda MakkiRepublican Strategist and Lawyer
Huge clash over Somali world cup referee barred from US
On this edition of Global News Today, Tom Burges Watson examines the growing controversy surrounding Somali World Cup referee Omar Artan, who was denied










