The fact that makes this session difficult is not that the scam compounds are hidden but that they are known. International law enforcement knows their street addresses, because hundreds of survivors have said so and digital traces corroborate it — four or five hundred facilities across three countries that stole between 50 and 85 billion dollars in a single year. This is not a detection problem. The strongest argument made is that the captive workforce is the operation's weakest link rather than merely its cruellest feature, because thousands escape and can describe who is doing this, where and how. The proposed lever is deliberately modest: international physical inspection of five or six facilities rather than all of them. The structural diagnosis is about tempo, and synthetic media widens the asymmetry further.
