Smugglers

A massive haul of ambergris, often referred to as whale vomit because it orginates inside whales' intestines, was seized from smugglers by Indian authorities.

An immigration expert tells Newsweek that the United States is "in unknown territory" due to the expiration of the Title 42 policy this week.

"I would probably not take the note if given the opportunity to redo," the man admitted.

"I find it amazing that there is a 500-year-old man made structure that's still liveable," one TikToker said.

The victim wandered around South Texas for several days before approaching a person at a gas station who subsequently handed him over to their relatives.

Mexican smugglers are illegally entering the U.S. by using inexpensive camouflaged rebar ladders that hook over the top of the border wall, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Smuggling gangs have reportedly used commercial power tools to cut through the new parts of Trump's controversial wall along the Mexican border.

El Sadiq Ahmed fled Darfur with dreams of a better life in Europe, but now he faces prison or, worse, death at home.

The proposal, he said, would be a more humanitarian option for the European Union.

The National Museum director said his department did nothing wrong.

A shocking investigation has revealed how men are sold for manual labor in the North African country.

Agents learned a Colombian drug cartel that sent cocaine around the world was planning a big shipment in a small boat known as a "go-fast."

Customs officials found $148,000 worth of goods in their school backpacks.

Smugglers are selling migrants on to organ harvesters if they cannot pay their fare across to Europe.

William Lacy Swing, the head of the International Organization for Migration, cited the figure on Tuesday.

Despite the dangers of the European winter, refugees are still coming, and many will die.

Republicans are more worried than Democrats about jihadists entering among legitimate refugees.

The EU ships get new powers to board, search, seize and divert vessels in the Mediterranean.

The EU's anti-smuggling operation enters its second phase.

Displaced Syrians recognize that hospitality for them in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey has maxed out.