Operation Global Chain identifies 2,070 trafficking victims and potential victims
A 59-country operation identified 2,070 victims and potential victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations into trafficking networks.
A 59-country operation identified 2,070 victims and potential victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations into trafficking networks.
Operation Global Chain identified 2,070 potential trafficking victims, opened 465 investigations and led to 1,024 arrests across five continents, according to INTERPOL and Europol.
A Laredo teenager faces six smuggling-related counts after a traffic stop near U.S. 83. The arrest was reported Aug. 3; no next court date was identified.
Authorities in Spain and Algeria arrested 78 people in a cross-border operation targeting a network accused of trafficking migrants, drugs and weapons across the Western Mediterranean.
A five-day multinational operation coordinated by authorities in Austria and Romania identified 2,070 potential trafficking victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations, according to INTERPOL.
The FBI says a one-month Operation Iron Pursuit led to more than 350 arrests and the location of more than 200 child victims across the United States.
The European Commission proposed an EU sanctions framework on July 9, 2026, targeting migrant smuggling, human trafficking and related organized crime.
INTERPOL and Europol said July 6 that Operation Global Chain identified 2,070 potential victims, arrested 1,024 suspects and opened 465 investigations across five continents.
Operation GLOBAL CHAIN identified 2,070 victims or potential victims and opened 465 investigations across five continents, Europol reported July 6.
INTERPOL said law-enforcement agencies from 59 countries made more than 1,000 arrests during Operation Global Chain, a five-day crackdown on human-trafficking networks.
Operation Global Chain reported 1,024 arrests, 465 new investigations and 2,070 identified victims or potential victims across 59 countries.
DOL OIG says it launched an H-1B and PERM fraud and human-trafficking investigation and is urging workers to report tips confidentially.