How much money, collectively, could there be in the big illegal

>>1070125
It is difficult to calculate the figures of illegal immigration, but I can assure you it will always be larger than whatever is reported. The reason for this is because employers will obviously pay illegals with cash, because you require a social security number for a checking account (which is required to have paychecks forwarded into a bank account).

It is very difficult to track paper money. It just gets exchanged by the hand. There is no online index tracking the flow of this. Any reportso n illegal immigration is only speculation or data from the small cases of trackable money.

As for bosses, I am no expert, but it seems like illegal immigration is more of an organization. It literally is a business, we just don't know it's CEO. Spotting the cronies are easy, just like spotting a cashier at McDonalds - they're everywhere. But one man, who obviously chooses to hide from the public and has the money to hide, will be able to hide easily.

The US government also does not enforce illegal immigration policy as strictly as we should. Nor do we really run raids in Mexican territory or survey the land specifically looking for these CEOs.

>>1070136
It seems like it would be somewhat simple to destroy a corporation such as this. You just need enough bullets and a plan to not get caught(cyanide pills).

Many of these industries are estimated in the billions.

>Could there be select people leading these crimes and living like kings

Yes there is absolutely some "kingpins". - This is clearly proven when one "supposed major guy" gets arrested and then analysts see that all of a sudden there's a 50% decrease in a certain activity with clear characteristics that lump it all together.

Many examples of this.

>>1070181
Seems like one of these kingpins could drastically change the world for the better if they wanted. Guess ill be a kingpin.

>>1070183
calm down Reddington, if you browse on an anonymous image board that has its origins in anime, you might not be the kind of fella who generally fits into the criminal kingpin role

but hey if you make it, congrats. hope all goes well

>money
None, all third world

>gdp worth
Just short of 5bn/year. Globally that makes it fucking microscopic, but with global persecution of it, its impressive to be that high.

>>1070125
A few trillion would be a good estimate. Illegal trades are like backup funds for these people.