Feds Smash Indian Criminal Gangs in U.S., Canada

In a major crackdown, law enforcement agencies in the U.S., Canada, and Europe have dismantled three drug-trafficking gangs led by Indian nationals, arresting 24 individuals. These criminals had been operating under the radar, benefiting from the influx of Indian migrants who were often employed in low-wage jobs. The arrest highlights a troubling intersection of immigration policies and organized crime, raising questions about how criminal elements exploit legal migration pathways. This operation underscores the need for tighter scrutiny on both migrant workers and international criminal networks.