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Combating human trafficking is an ongoing mission.  Personally, I've been involved in for over two decades to this cause.  The situation at our southern border is nothing short of a full-blown catastrophe.  A dear friend of mine, a brother in all but blood, has been stationed there for nearly two grueling years, deprived of even a decent night's rest since he first set foot in camp.  This is a call to arms, a resounding cry for change, for action, for justice!

When we confront Vietnam's situation, it's glaringly evident that those undertaking this demanding journey to the US aren't your typical struggling, poor, oppressed people.  No, we're talking about people with some financial backing or, tragically, those who've been preyed upon by ruthless loan sharks, charging sky-high interest rates.  Even worse, some are coerced into becoming mere accessories, mere money-making tools upon arrival in the promised land, all to pay off their debts.  Some are not fortunate enough to be rescued before their lives descend into hell.  This distressing reality is thoroughly documented by the US DOS.  VN serves as a country of origin and transit for human traffickers.  The current US open border policy by uncle Joe's administration is exacerbating an already dire situation.  It stinks!!

Are there any dangerous international smuggling and human trafficking networks that have been caught or disrupted by your team? If yes, I'm proud and appreciate your hard work.  

Even though the rules have been set, we all have weaknesses. The ruthless man uses that weakness to gain profit.  

To dispel the lingering tensions, the governors of states must intensify bust charges like death sentence, jail for life, harsh fines, etc., on the Bosses/Capomandamenti and the buyers instead of the victims. Further, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and its personnel must be under strict enforcement.