Indians Trying To Enter US Busted At Canada Border!

It is known that the superpower nation America has been struggling with the growing gun violence in the country. No matter how many measures are taken, the violence is not coming down. Big Brother has another big worry which is to combat the growing human trafficking. People are being transported to the nation via the border.

We have seen such incidents many times and people who tried to enter the border illegally were arrested. Now another incident of human trafficking was reported. However, the recent incident became a hot topic in India as not less than 14 Indians tried to reach the US.

Going into details, a gang of 14 Indians tried to enter America. However, they were busted at the Quebec-New York State border. However, they were caught by the U.S. Border Patrol at the border. It is said that they were trying to enter the United States from Canada.

As per the media reports, the 14 people who were busted at the border reached there in an SUV. The driver who brought them there was arrested and he reportedly said that he has no information and he was just hired as the driver. He received a call for this and he was given to pick up the passengers.

Compared to the other borders, human trafficking incidents are reported from the Canada-US border often. Such human trafficking incidents reported from the region are not new and we heard many incidents. The new incident which came to light was also reported from the same area.

The rackets which sent people to America illegally from the Canadian border are said to have ties with some gangs. Using the ties they send people illegally.

To give an example of how problematic human trafficking at the 3,145 miles (5,060km) border is, two nations came to a border agreement that people who try to illegally cross the border will be deported. United States President Joe Biden and Canadian President Trudeau fixed the agreement.

Thousands of migrants try to enter the United States from the Canadian border. Seeing the growing problem, both nations came to an agreement. Despite this, human trafficking is not stopping.