¿Pueden deportar a influencers durante el Mundial? | YESENIA IACONA con SERGIO NOVELLI ⚽🇺🇸

We spoke with Yesenia Iacona about the new immigration warnings directed at foreign content creators planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States. The lawyer explained that some activities that many consider simple social media posts could be interpreted by immigration authorities as paid work, especially when there is monetization, commercial agreements, or income generation associated with the content. During the conversation, we analyzed the differences between documenting a personal experience as a tourist and carrying out activities that could require a work visa, as well as the legal risks faced by influencers, freelance journalists, and digital creators who are unaware of these regulations. Follow Yesenia Iacona on her social media as @yeseniaiacona Subscribe to my channel to stay informed and up-to-date with Sergio! Follow me on my social media: Instagram: https://bit.ly/2tBKI9H Twitter: https://bit.ly/2MZzCDY Facebook: https://bit.ly/2KltAMt Presented by: Yesenia Iacona, immigration attorney (786)366-2632 Jany Martinez Ward, personal injury attorney 855-Dolor-55 EO. Help to ensure you're always well insured. Deuda Cero, the solution to your financial problems. www.deudacero.com España Abogados, we turn your worries of today into your successes of tomorrow. @espanaabogados TCC Agency, where every detail builds your brand tccagency.net Connect with Sergio on "Al Día" Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 9 AM (Miami)