Organized Crime Operations: Human Trafficking In Canada

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Organized crime operations are prevalent in Canadian society and satisfy a host of demands such as drugs, sex, and illegal items only found in the blackmarket. This is especially true of smuggling operations. But human trafficking operations meet the demand of a whole different sort: labour. Illegal migrants leave countries for the promise of a new life with job prospects that will provide a stable life for individuals. When smuggled individuals arrive in their new countries, they then provide cheap labour that would otherwise be unfilled. For these reasons, human smuggling operations continue to thrive in Canadian society. When there is a demand, there is always a way it is met. Like all organized crime operations, human smuggling
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