Vozinha's Mother Secures Visa Ahead of World Cup Match, Jeffries Announces
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) announced Wednesday that the mother of Cape Verdean goalkeeper Vozinha has secured a visa. This development will allow her to join her son ahead of the team's next FIFA World Cup match. Jeffries stated he spoke with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and requested the State Department's assistance in the matter.
The mother of Cape Verdean national goalkeeper Vozinha has obtained a visa, enabling her to join her son for the team's upcoming FIFA World Cup match. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) made the announcement on Wednesday.
In a statement, Jeffries indicated his involvement in the process. He reportedly engaged with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and requested that the State Department provide all necessary assistance to facilitate the visa acquisition. This development ensures the goalkeeper's mother will be present to support her son during the crucial next stage of the international football tournament.
According to The Hill, Jeffries had asked the State Department to do everything possible to assist.
