; (B) Federal laws; or (C) any other government or system of laws. (4) The use of the dark web to distribute illegal drugs has contributed and continues to contribute to the substance abuse crisis that is devastating communities across the United States. This devastation is due in large part to the fact that the dark web has made illicit goods obtainable anonymously. (5) Law enforcement agencies at every level of government continue to investigate drug trafficking and the sale of illegal goods and services through the dark web that occurs as a result of interactions on the dark web, both within the United States and at the international border of the United States, but the increased anonymity the internet provides has made it more difficult to identify and prosecute the individuals and organizations who— (A) administer or otherwise operate websites on the dark web that facilitate the distribution of illegal drugs, goods, or services; or (B) buy and sell illegal drugs, goods, or services through illicit marketplaces hosted on the dark web. (6) Despite difficulties in identifying and locating individuals and organizations who engage in drug trafficking on the dark web, law enforcement agencies have been effective in investigating and prosecuting the distribution of illegal drugs through illicit marketplaces on the dark web, as evidenced by Operation DisrupTor, which— (A) was announced in September 2020; (B) resulted in— (i) 179 arrests worldwide, including 121 arrests in the United States; (ii) the seizure of approximately 500 kilograms of drugs worldwide, including 274 kilograms of drugs in the United States; and (iii) the seizure of more than $6,500,000 worth of virtual currencies and cash; (C) is an example of one of many cases conducted jointly by— (i) the Federal Bureau of Investigation; (ii) the Drug Enforcement Administration; (iii) Immigration and Customs Enforcement; (iv) Homeland Security Investigations; (v) United States Customs and Border Protection; (vi) the United States Postal Inspection Service