How would they know a human (under narcotics) is in the big heavy box? Can they know? Are there scans performed on big cargo?
I assume for container ships it gets heavy checks because it’s usually going overseas, but what about packages sent within the same country? Is it just unnecessary to do it this way because cartels can move them by car themselves?
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They do scan packages and containers are opened for random checks all the time. Of course they can’t check everything, and trafficked people in containers slip through regularly.
Shipping a person in a box is pretty much unfeasible. You can give them some knockout drugs and send them via air cargo, but airport customs scan every single package that comes off a plane. If you’re going by sea cargo, you need to figure out how to pack enough supplies for a person to survive in the box for days or weeks.
For moving domestically there’s really no need to employ shady methods, there’s no ID check whatnot, just plop them in a car and go
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