Julio Cesar Chavez JR is likely to be deported to Mexico: Sheinbau | Immigration news

The US immigration agents arrested Chavez earlier this week, as the authorities claim relations with the Mexican Cartel.

Mexican President Claudia Shinbum has announced that she expects to deport boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Junior from the United States to file a ruling on arms trafficking and organized crime.

Shinbaum explained on Friday that Mexico has a arrest warrant for the boxer since 2023, which stems from the investigation that started in 2019. But Chavez has not been arrested before because he spent most of his time in the United States.

“Hope is that it will be deported and spends the sentence in Mexico,” Shinbom said, adding: “This is the process on which the Public Prosecutor’s Office works.”

Its statement comes two days after Chavez’s detention in Los Angeles by the American immigration authorities, after they decided that he had made fraudulent statements in a request in 2024 to obtain permanent residence.

Boxing legend, Chavez appeared at the end of last week in a match sold in Anaim, California. But lost To the 28 -year -old, Jake Paul, 28, in a unanimous decision after 10 rounds.

Alleged relationships with Cartel

After his arrest, the US Department of Internal Security said that Chavez suspected relationships with Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico.

The United States has specific The group and many other cartridges in Latin America as “foreign terrorist organizations” as part of a wider effort for a powerful crime across the border.

The administration has also sought to increase deportations in recent years, to provide promises of US President Donald Trump’s campaign.

Shavez’s lawyer, Michael Goldstein, said that more than twenty immigration agents arrested the boxer at his home in the Studio City area in Los Angeles on Wednesday, said Shavez’s lawyer.

Goldstein said: “The current allegations are bright and seem to be designed as a major title to intimidate society,” Goldstein said.

“They are completely confident in his innocence.”

His wife, Ferida Monoz Chavez, was formerly married to the former son of Sinaloa, who is serving a life imprisonment in an American prison, Joakin “El Chapo” Joseman. That son, Edgar, was assassinated in Kolakan, Mexico, in 2008.

Speaking on Friday, Shinbom said she did not know if the boxer has any links with the cartel.

Chavez Bennak, the son of the Mexican world fighter, Giulio Cesar Chavez, won the WBC Mediterranean Championship in 2011. He lost the title the following year.

However, his professional life was largely overwhelmed by differences, including a comment after the positive test of a banned material in 2009 and a fine and suspension after a positive test of marijuana in 2013.