US EditionJulio César Chávez Jr.'s Longstanding Ties to Sinaloa Cartel Include Family Connections, Journalist Says
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The boxer Julio César Chávez Jr., arrested in the United States by ICE last week, did not appear at a hearing in Los Angeles and his lawyer does not know his whereabouts, according to U.S. media. His lawyer, Michael Goldstein, told USA Today that he does not know if his client is still in the United States. Two days ago, Chávez Jr. was in Hidalgo, Texas, under the custody of the Department of National Security. He dismissed a judge from holding …
Mexican boxer faces charges for alleged links with Sinaloa Cartel, authorities said they will begin deportation
Julio César Chávez Jr.'s Longstanding Ties to Sinaloa Cartel Include Family Connections, Journalist Says
Journalist Anabel Hernández suggested the possibility that Chávez Jr.'s residence in the United States could be connected to agreements made between U.S. authorities and Ovidio Guzmán as part of his ongoing legal proceedings
Julio Cesar Chavez backs son arrested by immigration agents - khbrksport
MEXICO CITY — As a professional, Julio Cesar Chavez fought 115 times in the ring. Now, the former world champion said he was ready to fight outside of it to defend his same-name son, who was arrested by U.S. immigration agents at his Los Angeles home for overstaying his visa and lying on a green card application. The 39-year-old Chavez Jr. also has an active warrant for his arrest in Mexico for alleged arms and drug trafficking and suggested tie…
Redacción / Grupo Cantón His lawyer Michael Goldstein, told the newspaper USA Today that he does not know the current whereabouts of the pugil. Los Angeles,-Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr., arrested on July 2 by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) in the United States, did not attend a judicial hearing scheduled for [...] The post Julio César Chávez Jr. did not present himself to his audience in the United States appeared firs…
Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr, arrested last week by the ICE, did not show up for his hearing this Monday, and his lawyer has no “no idea where he is.” The above, according to the U.S. media report USA TODAY Sports, which quotes Michael A. Goldstein, legal representative of the son of the former world boxing champion, who pointed out that two days ago he learned about his client’s arrest. You may also be interested: “We do not establish contuberni…
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