Does referee case show Fifa has lost control of its own World Cup?

Fifa's control over its own World Cup is questioned following the denial of entry to the United States for referee Omar Artan. The incident, which saw Artan prevented from entering the country, raises concerns about the organization's ability to manage personnel and ensure smooth operations for the tournament. The situation is compounded by additional worries regarding other staff and supporters facing similar entry issues. This suggests potential logistical and administrative shortcomings in the planning and execution of the World Cup, impacting not just the referees but also the broader team and fan experience. The implications of these entry denials could extend to the integrity and fairness of the competition if key personnel are unable to fulfill their roles. Fifa's response to these challenges will be crucial in demonstrating its capacity to oversee such a high-profile global event effectively.