Bass’s comments came amid questions about whether concerns over U.S. immigration enforcement could lead to international fans avoiding the tournament, which will include eight matches in Los Angeles in June and July. He received FIFA’s inaugural peace prize at the World Cup draw in Washington last month. FIFA this month reported record ticket demand from around the world, but ex-FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Monday proposed a fan boycott. I think that it sends a very scary message to the world,” Bass said of the deployment. (Reporting by Rory Carroll and Jane Ross in Los Angeles; editing by Clare Fallon)Brought to you by www.srnnews.com