The Globalization of Crime

As the world changes and technology advances, criminal organizations use new opportunities. Advances in travel, convenience of communication, and increased demand have contributed to the globalization of crime. Each country is affected by the globalization of crime, and the problem continues to increase. The term globalization is defined as an increasingly integrated global economy, in particular free trade, free movement of capital, and the development of inexpensive foreign labor markets ("Globalization", 2013).

Mittelman explained that because of globalization crime has evolved into a completely more complex and awful concept. New global crime includes crimes that did not exist several decades ago - such as computer crime, money laundering, theft of nuclear materials, counterfeiting, stock market plans, etc. Crime is no longer localized, but it occurs on a global scale. * Mittelman provides a typical example of this worldwide crime, the use of Chinese underworld smuggled illegally to the United States since the 1840 's. Chinese government corruption and repression of Chinese workers caused this illegal entry into the country.

In the 2010 report "Globalization of Crime: Evaluation of Internationally Organized Crime Threat", the United Nations Drug Official Offender (UNODC) said that smugglers from Latin America to the U.S. illegal interests . That's about $ 6.6 billion. Smuggle the network. In the current discussion on President's "zero tolerance" policy, these facts are clearly lost. Instead, they were replaced by a 2 year old Honduran citizen, Yanela Denise, on June 12, 2018 McAllen border guard in Texas State Mandarin Sandra Sanchez met her. According to the Washington Post newspaper, Mother Sandra Sanchez. As the newspaper reports, it is reported that mothers and daughters are never far apart, "the widely shared" photographs became "a symbol of the family divided by the zero-tolerance policy of the trump regime at the border".

Global Crime In recent decades, other global criminal groups have achieved excellent growth rates from drug traffickers. There is no restriction on crime. Russian Mafia, China's underworld, Japanese gangsters, Nigerian cheaters, Eastern European mobs, Sicilian mobs all know that the easiest aspect of criminal business is a crime. This shows cross-border effects of organized crime, newly discovered cooperation, and amazing expansion.