Officials say the boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Junior was arrested by the ice, to be deported to Mexico

US federal officials said on Thursday that the famous Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Junior had been arrested for illegally entering the United States and will be deported to Mexico, where he faces organized crime.

The arrest comes just days after the former medium weight hero lost a match against Jake Paul in Nahaim, California.

Chavez, 39, was captured by a large number of federal agents while he was riding a scooter in front of his home in Studio City, according to Chavez Michael Goldstein’s lawyer.

Goldstein said: “The current allegations are very heinous and simply another title to intimidate society,” Goldstein said.

Many people throughout southern California are ready with the increased detention of immigration, prompting protests and federal publication of the National Guard and US Marine Corps to the center of Los Angeles.

Goldstein did not know where Chavez was detained as of Thursday morning, but he said that they were scheduled to be in court on Monday on charges of possession of weapons from last year, and they had to make an update on his progress in the drug abuse program.

The Ministry of Internal Security said that immigration and customs enforcement staff detained Chavez for overcoming a tourism visa that ended in February 2024 after entering the country in August 2023.

The agency said that the services of citizenship and immigration in the United States and made it clear with ice services about Chavez last year, saying that it was “a terrible threat to public safety,” yet he was allowed to return to the country on January 4.

The officials said he had an active arrest warrant in Mexico for his involvement in organized crime, smuggling firearms, ammunition and explosives, and he is believed to be one of the companies affiliated with Cartel Cenaloa. The Associated Press contacted the Office of the Prosecutor in Mexico about the charges, but the office has not yet responded.

The Trump administration said that Chavez applied for a green card on April 2, 2, 2024, based on his marriage to an American citizen, Frida Monuz, the former partner of édgar Guzmán López, the son who now died Sinaloa Cartel Kingpin Joaquin (El Chapo) Guzman.

The agency said that Chavez had provided multiple fraudulent data about his request, which led to his arrest.

Chavez fought only once since 2021 before Paul’s seizure on Saturday, after he fell to the lowest levels of endless levels in the boxing career conducted under his father, one of the most beloved athletes in Mexican history, a member of the International Celebrity Hall that won a championship in several seasons of weight.

The son failed to test drugs, serve pendants and lose weight terribly while he was widely criticized for his intermittent dedication in this sport.

He still rises to his heights, won the WBC Mediterranean title in 2011 and defends him three times. Chavez shared the episode with the great generations of generations Caneo álvarez and Sergio Martinez, lost to both.

After fighting drug addiction for long periods of his career, Chavez went to a rehabilitation clinic in Senalua and claimed to be clean in the Battle of Paul. He looked at his best shape for years while preparing for the match.

Chavez said in an interview with the Los Angeles Times before his battle with Paul that he and his coaches were afraid for the arrest of immigration.

“I do not understand the situation – why there is a lot of violence? There are a lot of good people, and you give society an example of violence.” “After all that happened, I don’t want to be deported.”