39 people were found from Asia to Britain. What kind of people are behind smuggling and illegal immigration?

Smuggling is currently mainly controlled by snakeheads. In recent years, the services provided by snakeheads are humanized-in the early years, it was less and less that a bunch of people crowded into a cupboard and a bottle of water could be distributed in a few days. In modern times, standard rooms in different time periods are taken care of and treated by special personnel. Since the 1990s, some snakeheads have also promised to return all illegal immigrants' fees if they are repatriated after illegal immigrants fail.

Only illegal immigrants successfully reach their destination, and family members are responsible for paying the fees. However, in the early days of this business, smuggling was a lifelong choice. The background of the first wave of smuggling originated from the discovery of gold in the United States in 1848, the development of plantations in South America and the mining industry in Southeast Asia. These booming industries are in urgent need of cheap labor, and the slave trade is gradually abandoned by the Western Notre Dame, followed by gangster snakeheads and Chinese workers.

Western countries set up foreign companies and recruitment agencies in China, and they used snakeheads to describe California as a golden paradise. Those tired and desperate young people boarded the ship to "Jinshan" at the expense of becoming slaves to each other and paying the freight to the snakehead.

There are also snakeheads who sneak in on foot. There is a quiet arched park on the border between the United States and Canada, with Seattle at one end and Suri in Vancouver at the other. There are two passages on both sides of the arch, one is from the United States to Canada, and the other is from Canada to the United States, which was established in these two countries. In the center of the park, there is a large green area without fences. Tourists can set foot on the territory of another country without showing their passports. Things change, and the price is so hard every time. I wonder if I will regret it after smuggling.