Mafia Shifts Focus to Europe As U S Courts Slow Growth
The American organized crime syndicate seeks overseas expansion, moving from dwindling central gambling in the United States to England where private clubs and casinos grew after legal changes. England’s lax taxes on gambling and new venues fueled profits, but British authorities gradually curbed the surge, while mob leaders tried to build networks with front men, junkets, and credit services.
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