Name: Las autoridades confirman que no habrá agentes del ICE en la Super Bowl
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Description: Los Seahawks de Seattle se enfrentarán a los Patriots de Nueva Inglaterra en la Super Bowl de este año, que se celebrará en la bahía de San Francisco. Las autoridades confirmaron que no estarán presentes agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza ni del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos.

Los Seahawks de Seattle se enfrentarán a los Patriots de Nueva Inglaterra en la Super Bowl de este año, que se celebrará en la bahía de San Francisco. Las autoridades confirmaron que no estarán presentes agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza ni del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos.

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Authorities in Santa Clara, California, have confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and border patrol officers will not participate in Super Bowl 60 security operations. This decision addresses concerns in the San Francisco area, where these agencies are unpopular.

Security for the event is being managed by the FBI in coordination with state, federal, and local law enforcement agencies. Measures include a joint command center, threat detection devices, plainclothes officers, bomb-sniffing dogs, and aerial surveillance. The game features the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, with tickets on the secondary market starting at around $3,000.

Las autoridades confirman que no habrá agentes del ICE en la Super Bowl

Las autoridades han dejado claro ICE no estará involucrado en cualquiera de la seguridad, ni tampoco oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza. No estarán aquí. Esa ha sido una gran preocupación. ICE y las patrullas fronterizas en esta zona tan liberal, San Francisco, no son muy populares aquí. Así que las autoridades han dejado claro que no están involucrados. Muchas otras organizaciones, sin embargo, están involucradas. Va a ser de seguridad masiva, como lo es para cualquier Super Bowl, cualquier gran evento como esto. Escuchemos al hombre a cargo de la oficina del FBI en San Francisco. Él da algunas de el esquema básico de la seguridad aquí en la Super Bowl 60. El FBI está operando un centro de mando conjunto a tiempo completo junto con nuestras fuerzas del orden y público durante toda la semana de la Super Bowl. Dentro de ese centro de mando, agentes del FBI, analistas de inteligencia y especialistas técnicos, junto con nuestros socios, están trabajando día y noche para recopilar y evaluar información sobre amenazas y compartir inteligencia en tiempo real y coordinar respuestas rápidas en caso necesario. Habrá agentes de la ley estatales, federales y locales en toda el área de la Bahía... y en el estadio, obviamente, mañana. Entre los dispositivos que van a utilizar, tienen especiales que pueden detectar cualquier amenaza biológica o nuclear que pueda haber en la zona. Tendrán agentes de paisano mezclados entre la multitud, los perros detectores de bombas, y, por supuesto, mucha vigilancia desde el aire. Asi que, muy tipico, muy segura Super Bowl. Esperan que no pase nada. De acuerdo. Y, por supuesto, Steve, está el gran juego en sí. Así que.., danos un pequeño adelanto de lo que los fans pueden esperar. Bueno, se podría hacer historia, en primer lugar. Si los New England Patriots ganan, los Patriots ganarán su séptima Super Bowl. Ningún equipo ha ganado tantos. En cuanto al juego en sí, esto está siendo llamado por algunos el más improbable Super Bowl nunca. Ninguno de estos equipos se esperaba que estuvieran aquí al comienzo de la temporada. De hecho, si quieres poner probabilidades en el Patriots y Seahawks se encuentran en la Super Bowl antes de la temporada, 4.800 a uno, se estima. No conozco a nadie que haya hecho esa apuesta. Pero estos dos equipos, de nuevo, ninguno de los equipos se esperaba que estar aquí. Escuchemos al quarterback de los Seattle Seahawks, Sam Darnold. Él es un muy interesante historia. Esta es su octava temporada. Durante sus primeros seis años, fue un fracaso básico, no estuvo a la altura de las expectativas, finalmente lo consiguió el año pasado. Este año, está en el Super Bowl. Escúchalo. En resumen, he aprendido mucho a lo largo de mi carrera. Y cada año, hago lo que puedo para asegurarme de no adelantarme. Y me lo tomo un día a la vez porque siento que esa mentalidad, ya sabes, ha demostrado ser un éxito para mí en todos los aspectos de la vida. Ya sabes, si se trataba de crecer, la escuela secundaria, la universidad, y ahora aquí, ya sabes, en el escenario más grande, sólo estoy continuando con esa mentalidad. Ahora, estos dos equipos se han enfrentado una vez antes en la Super Bowl 2015, para mí, una de las mejores Super Bowls de la historia. El Seahawks tenían el balón en la yarda uno, faltaban 20 segundos. Si anotaban, iban a ganar el partido. En lugar de darle el balón a su corredor, Marshawn Lynch, decidieron lanzarlo. El balón fue interceptado por Malcolm Butler, que ha pasado a la historia de la Super Bowl. Los fans de los Seahawks todavía se preguntan, ¿por qué no corremos el balón? Eso es, si este partido está a la altura, será un gran partido. Por cierto, las entradas en el secundario el peor boleto en la casa, las secciones nosebleed van por alrededor de $3,000 una pieza.

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