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ICE Arrests César Chávez Jr. on Cartel Affiliation and Immigration Violations
- ICE agents arrested Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in Studio City, California, on Wednesday due to an active Mexican warrant for cartel ties and he is being processed for removal.
- Chavez, who overstayed his visa, submitted fraudulent residency claims linked to his spouse’s cartel ties and faces an active Mexican warrant for organized crime and arms trafficking.
- DHS Assistant Secretary McLaughlin confirmed an active Mexican warrant for trafficking firearms, with Chavez Jr. being processed for expedited removal in Los Angeles.
- Following his arrest, Chavez Jr. remains in custody pending deportation as his team, led by Bidarian, claims unawareness of his legal issues, with removal proceedings underway.
- Beyond this case, Chavez Jr.'s arrest highlights U.S.-Mexico cooperation on extradition and serves as a warning on visa compliance for high-profile figures.
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