On June 5, 2025, organizers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics (LA28) expressed confidence that the latest travel ban implemented by former U.S. President Donald Trump would not affect the upcoming Games. This assurance was given during a news conference held in Los Angeles. The news conference featured key figures from the LA28 organizing committee, including Casey Wasserman, the chairperson and president of LA28, and Nicole Hoevertsz, the IOC vice president and LA28 Coordination Commission chair. The event aimed to address concerns regarding the potential impact of the travel ban on the logistics and participation in the 2028 Olympics. The organizers emphasized their preparedness and the measures in place to ensure that the travel ban would not hinder the smooth operation of the Games. They highlighted the extensive planning and coordination efforts that have been undertaken to mitigate any potential disruptions. The focus was on maintaining the integrity and success of the LA28 Olympics, despite the travel restrictions. The news conference concluded with a reaffirmation of the organizers' commitment to delivering a successful and inclusive Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The event underscored the resilience and adaptability of the LA28 team in navigating challenges and ensuring that the Games proceed as planned.