LEÓN -- LAFC stayed at the same hotel where Andrés Manuel López Obrador was two days prior. The difference is that the Los Angeles team requested that the security of the building be increased three times, while the President of Mexico arrived with very few security measures.
LAFC is in the city to face León's Panzas Verdes, their hotel was surrounded by fences from the outside to prevent access to anyone unrelated to the club, and the number of security personnel guarding the entrance was increased from 11 to 33.
On the other hand, AMLO was in the city over the weekend to inaugurate National Guard headquarters and reaffirm his commitments with the city of León. He arrived at the same hotel as the Los Angeles team, but he did not require any security. The President of Mexico arrived unannounced, only with a couple of security personnel accompanying him, and no fences were required.
LAFC has more security than the President of Mexico in León, Guanajuato.