The Sicilian Mafia in America

Between 1869 and 2014, the Sicily Mafia in the United States developed in various ways as follows. Changes in rules, leadership, how it works, code changes, and power to American society. This article explains these topics and details the evolutionary history of occurrence. The Sicilian Mafia began in America's poor Sicilian settlement and entered the city in fear of America's society. It has about 2,500 members and is considered the most influential and active Italian organized crime group in the United States.

At the turn of the century, the American mafia were different in many respects from the Sicilian mafia. The establishment of the European Mafia arises from respect for loyalty and culture, families and heritage of Sicily. Mafia is to protect its "members' interests" and to give them commercial freedom in exchange for absolute loyalty and obedience to "family". The basis of the Sicilia Mafia is that justice, honor, revenge is not for government care, but for men's care. The Sicilian Mafia is open to only those who share the code of "Omerta", the code of honor and silence, strictly adhere to the control of this secret society and share the lineage of Sicily. Compared with the noble Sicily mafia, the American mafia has been proved to be a convincing, cold organization. The American mafia is composed of a large group of landscaping thieves, pickpockets, murderers.

"Mafia" refers appropriately to Sicilian or Italian-American mafia. In modern usage, when it becomes a mafia, there may be some meaning, such as a local Italian organized criminal, a mafia family in a big city, an entire American mafia, or the original Sicilian mafia. As this term became widely recognized, the names of non-criminal organizations such as Jewish Mafia, Mexican Mafia, Russian Mafia and other criminal groups, and political team of John Kennedy used as 'Irish Mafia' it was done. Do not confuse it with Irish mobs)

On the day of 1925, the head of the Sicilia Mafia was born in Corleone on Sicily. He continues to make Corleonesi the most dominant Mafia family in Sicily and is known as Sicilian John Gotti to avoid murder and extortion conviction. He is a fierce intense hooligan, with expensive suits, sunglasses and big cigars in his mouth. Luciano was born on a small farm and was one of the ten children, but did not spend too much time to become inclined to a criminal life. By the age of 18, he was convicted of theft in a few years after Michele Navarra hired him as a law enforcement officer and a murderer. In 1945, when he shot and killed the farmer to take over the farm, he got overrun. Then he took a gun at the head of the farmer and asked him to sign the land.