Mexican President expects to deport boxer Chavez Junior after arresting the ice

Mexican President Claudia Shinbom She said on Friday that she expects the boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Junior to be deported to Mexico to clarify the prison sentence for smuggling weapons and organized crime, after Ice arrested him in Los Angeles on Thursday.

Chavez was found in the country Illegally last week After making fraudulent statements on the request of 2024 for permanent residence based on his marriage to an American citizen.

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“Hope is that he will be deported and the ruling in Mexico is being deported,” Shinbom said during the daily news conference on Friday, referring to the charges that Chavez is facing arms and drug trafficking.

The 39 -year -old boxer was captured, according to his lawyer Michael Goldstein, on Wednesday by a large number of federal agents while he was riding a motorbike in front of a house in which he lives in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Los Angeles, near Hollywood.

The arrest came just days after the former medium weight hero lost a match against the influencer who turned into Jake Ball’s boxes in Nahaim, California.

Shavez divided his time between the two countries. The US Department of Internal Security said that immigration and customs employees detained Chavez for overcoming a tourist visa that entered in the United States in August 2023 and ended in February 2024.

According to the administration, Chavez Junior was accused of many crimes while he was in the United States

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On January 22, 2012, California Hayyayi arrested Chavez and accused him of alcohol/drugs the only identity document and driving without a license. On June 23, 2012, the California Supreme Court, Los Angeles County, convicted Chavez for the crime of driving under the influence of alcohol and sentenced him to 13 days and 36 months in prison.

On January 14, 2023, the provincial judge issued an arrest warrant for Ceveles for the crime of organized crime for the purpose of the crime of smuggling weapons and manufacturing crimes, in the way those who participate in bringing secret weapons, ammunition, and cartridges to the country; Those who make weapons, ammunition, cartridges and explosives without the corresponding permit.

On January 7, 2024, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested Chavez and accused him of illegal possession of an attack and manufacturing weapon or importing a short rifle. The court convicted Chavez on these charges.

The Ministry of National Security is also suspected that Chavez is believed to be a company affiliated with Cartel Cenaloa, a dedicated foreign terrorist organization. Chavez’s request was based on his marriage to an American citizen, and he is associated with Cartel Sinoa through a previous relationship with the son who is now died of the famous Kartel leader Joakin “El Chapo” Joseman, according to DHS.

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According to DHS, in December 2024, US citizenship and immigration services referred to ICE until Chavez was a “terrible threat to public safety”, but was allowed to re -enter the country on January 4, 2025 after the records indicated that the Biden administration did not make him priority to enforcement.

The Biden Administration allowed the Ceveles to re -enter the country and enter the country in the port of San Yisidero, and praised DHS.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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