TikTok becomes a tool of choice in cat-and-mouse game between migrant smugglers and authorities
- TikTok has become essential for smugglers and migrants due to decreased legal pathways to the U.S.
- A study by the United Nations in 2023 found that 64% of migrants they interviewed had access to a smartphone during their journey to the U.S.
- The U.N. Reported that smuggling networks are becoming more sophisticated and evasive, challenging government authorities.
- Smugglers openly taunt authorities in videos on TikTok, with some even mocking politicians.
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