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World Cup Fever on Queens' Streets and Subways

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World Cup Fever on Queens' Streets and Subways
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NPR takes a Sunday tour of Queens along the 7 line to show how World Cup fever blends with immigrant life: local fields and markets become stages for fans, players, and coaches, while costs to attend and fears of immigration enforcement shape how the borough watches and celebrates the tournament.

Topics:sports#immigrant-communities#immigration#queens#soccer#world#world-cup
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