Zero tolerance for smugglers has to be the rule.

In Nogales, Arizona, smugglers tap into vast underground drainage canals.

Before the crisis, the area was under the control of smugglers.

It allows the public to report tax cheats, smugglers, and crooks anonymously.

The Yemeni conflict, however, has caused the smugglers to suspend their operations.

Tensions have been building, fueling violence and playing into the hands of people smugglers.

Before we arrived at the coast, he got a call from the other smugglers.

The Australian government said the plan was intended to attack the people smugglers business model .

In this story of these two Syrian kids, the smugglers on the Mediterranean, they steal their luggage.

They are armed and work with the backing of drug and emerald smugglers and often of local officials.

The ISIS smugglers making up to 1million per item selling ancient antiquities looted from the rubble of Syria

The smugglers, exhibiting a worrying level of technical knowledge, had tried to evade detection by building a shielded container.

With so many Syrian refugees trying to make it to Greece and Italy, smugglers are not hard to find.

The smugglers had tried to evade detection by building a shielded container a worrisome level of sophistication on their part.

Despite the active crackdown of ivory smugglers by the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department in the implementation of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), it has been difficult for the authorities to identify and prosecute the smugglers.

In 2011, for example, Moldovan police seized highly enriched uranium from a group of smugglers who were trying to sell it.

Mr Park said tighter border controls between North Korea and China and higher rates charged by people smugglers were key factors.

The arms are an easy currency for smugglers, sanctions busters and terrorists, and are widely traded for illegally extracted natural resources.

This implies that they should figure out how to manage immigration well, rather than outsourcing much of the process to smugglers and extremists.

Indeed, one can imagine black marketeers and smugglers buying where grain is available and transporting it to sell to countries where it is not.

More than 30 dead bodies were retrieved from the jungle grave early this month, which the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has blamed on ruthless smugglers.

This fact inspired the US ambassador to Sofia no slouch in condemning narcotics smugglers to call Bulgaria one of America's most reliable partners in the drug war.

As the House prepares to vote on immigration reform later this year, thousands more migrants, like Juana and her son, continue to enter the U.S. with smugglers.

Many statues, hundreds of years old, were stolen from the temples after the 1950s, not just by professional smugglers, but also high profile expatriates and powerful elites.

Using all the money he got from selling his house and all his belongings, he paid smugglers to take them first to Pakistan, then Iran, Turkey and, finally, Greece.

Images of miserable refugee families drifting in the sea, at the mercy of rapacious smugglers and gangsters, can easily inspire feelings of pity and compassion (and not just in Germany).

With countless temples, including seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Kathmandu Valley is not only an attraction for art lovers and religious pilgrims, but also for art thieves and smugglers.

Many are unaware of the dangers and risks of migrating with the assistance of smugglers, not only at sea or in the desert, but also in transit countries like Libya.

Thanks to efforts by Moldova, with the assistance of the International Atomic Energy Agency, to boost its nuclear security capabilities, the material was identified and confiscated, and the smugglers were arrested.

Detained in Libya with other Eritreans while their families were forced to pay smugglers additional money to release them, she met fellow travellers who had been tortured or raped by their captors.

Brought into the country by book smugglers despite the threat of stiff prison sentences, they helped fuel a growing nationalist sentiment that finally led to the lifting of the ban in 1904.

More important, electoral politics aside, they would be helping to craft better societies whose politics are shaped by reasonable debate among citizens, not distorted by the community destroying behavior of smugglers and extremists.

Its crew is suspected to taking on board dinghy loads of migrants delivered directly to them by people traffickers and allowing the smugglers to make off with the vessels to be used again.

For example, how realistic an option is it for Haftar s units to establish control over the coast and put an end to the business of the smugglers who are trafficking immigrants into Europe?

Without money to pay polleros (human smugglers) and to avoid checkpoints, thousands of migrants ride on the tops and sides of railcars where they are exposed to rain, extreme temperatures, dehydration, and electrocution.

Yusra and her sister fled her hometown of Damascus in August 2015, first reaching Lebanon and then Turkey, where she paid smugglers to cross the Aegean sea to Greece and seek asylum in Europe.

Biologist Juliana Machado Ferreira, a TED Senior Fellow, talks about her work helping to save birds and other animals stolen from the wild in Brazil. Once these animals are seized from smugglers, she asks, then what?

According to news reports, ISIS militants are reaping millions in the lucrative smuggling of antiques, selling ancient artifacts plundered from museums to the West and the neighbouring Gulf through a web of smugglers and middle men.

Even though Nepal police was successful in bringing the most notorious rhino poacher, Raj Kumar Praja, suspected of killing over 30 rhinos, from Malaysia, petty smugglers and traders are still carrying on with the lucrative illegal trade.