The boxer gave advice to migrants who are still experiencing complications in the US
One of the most beloved and popular Mexicans is Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and he has a great platform for his audience not only in Mexico, but also in the United States, so he did not hesitate to send support to migrants.
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Let us remember that migrants in the United States are currently going through a difficult time since the administration of Donald Trump began last April.
Faced with this, the boxer decided to give advice to Mexican fans living in the North American country who are at risk of being deported because they do not have the required documentation.
The world champion offered a few words in an interview for the channel Mayan Tiger Sports Journalist. “I think that fear is what consumes you, fear is what consumes your head, not to do, what if it can happen or it can not happen.”
“In the end, I think everyone came here to improve, to have a better life, to get ahead. I personally think they should analyze whether it is worth being here being afraid, not going out, being fugitives from the law, if it is worth staying here or going to their country,” he added.
After the start of this second term of Trump, he signed an executive order in which he reinforces the country’s immigration policy, where greater sanctions are imposed. So the boxer said the following
“Everywhere, when you work, when you motivate yourself, when you go out to work, you go out to do things, you can do it anywhere. More than anything else, you have to weigh up ‘what am I doing here, I’m doing this, it’s getting me ahead, I’m doing well here, there’. Look at the balance, know if I’m going to go over there or it’s close to my family, put it in a balance.”
He also gave the following advice: “But everything in life, the first thing you have to do is to be at peace, to be calm, wherever you are there is nothing like having peace of mind. And I think if I can advise you anything is that wherever you are, but be calm, have peace to be able to see things clearly.”
