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Drone violations in restricted FIFA airspace are trending as authorities crack down on illegal flights during World Cup games.

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Authorities in multiple U.S. cities are reporting drone violations in restricted airspace during World Cup games. Coverage from KCUR, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, and KOMO highlights enforcement efforts in Kansas City, North Texas, and Seattle.

The New York Post reports the arrest of an individual for flying a drone in restricted FIFA airspace. The arrested individual is described as a twice-deported illegal immigrant.

Authorities are actively monitoring and seizing drones in restricted areas. Coverage does not yet specify whether more arrests are expected.

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Quick answers

What cities have reported drone violations during World Cup games?

Kansas City, North Texas, and Seattle have reported drone violations in restricted airspace during World Cup games.

What actions are authorities taking against drone violators?

Authorities are seizing drones and making arrests in restricted areas.

What is known about the individual arrested for drone violations?

The individual arrested for flying a drone in restricted FIFA airspace is described as a twice-deported illegal immigrant.

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