“Want to be clear, though. Human smuggling is exploitative and violent. It also cannot be stopped. But it is not the problem. The monstrous injustices created by capitalism that drive migration are the problem: poverty, political corruption, the drug trade, transnational gang violence, climate change patterns created by the richest countries and disproportionately felt by the poorest.”
-Jason De León, Soldiers and Kings: Survival and Hope in the World of Human Smuggling
It all leads to Inequality because of those side effects.
A country that is so powerful and rich because of its smart and exploitative tactics to gain from smaller countries and control them, but they don’t show as an authoritative act, but they show some help, knowing that this help will also benefit them.
Without the discipline of powerful and rich countries, the most affected are the less powerful and poorest countries.
Mark Tacastacas 
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