Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. arrested by ICE for deportation, federal officials say
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Julio César Chávez Jr., a former middleweight boxing champion, was arrested for overstaying his visa and lies on a green card application. He faces deportation to Mexico due to organized crime charges. The arrest occurred shortly after losing a match to Jake Paul. Chávez was picked up by federal agents while riding a scooter in front of his home. His attorney labeled the allegations as outrageous, while Chávez's family voiced confidence in his innocence and called for respect towards ongoing legal proceedings. Immigration arrests have increased, causing unrest in the community.
Julio César Chávez Jr. was arrested for overstaying his visa and will be deported to Mexico, facing organized crime charges. The arrest occurred days after his match against Jake Paul.
Chávez's attorney described the allegations as outrageous, stating they terrorize the community amid increased immigration arrests in Southern California.
Chávez's family expressed confidence in his innocence, urging respect for the authorities to carry out their work without pressure.
The Department of Homeland Security determined Chávez should be arrested on June 27, the day before a high-profile boxing match.
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