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Julio César Chávez Jr. Fails to Appear at U.S. Hearing, Faces Fast-Track Removal

Missing his July 7 appearance triggered an expedited DHS removal order despite a Mexican court granting only provisional relief against incommunicado detention.

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Overview

  • He failed to appear at his July 7 Los Angeles Superior Court hearing and his current whereabouts remain unverified.
  • He has been held by U.S. Department of Homeland Security since his July 2 ICE arrest under a Trump-era expedited removal process.
  • A Baja California federal judge rejected his request to block his arrest on organized crime charges and granted only a provisional suspension against incommunicado detention.
  • His legal team’s five to six amparos in Mexico to prevent detention upon return have been either denied or are pending ratification.
  • He is subject to a March 2023 Mexican warrant for organized crime and arms trafficking and is next due in a Los Angeles court on August 21.