Which federal law specifically addresses immigration-related gang offenses?

The correct choice focuses on Title 8 of the United States Code, which pertains to immigration and nationality laws. This title specifically encompasses statutes related to the regulation of immigration, including offenses associated with individuals who engage in criminal activities, such as those related to gangs that target or exploit immigrants.

Title 8 includes provisions against immigration-related crimes, which can involve organized gangs that seek to profit from human trafficking, drug smuggling, and other crimes related to the movement and status of foreign nationals in the United States. The law emphasizes the protection of immigration integrity and aims to deter illegal activities that compromise this system.

This emphasis on immigration-related offenses is not found in the other titles mentioned. Title 7 generally deals with fair labor standards and employment discrimination, Title 18 outlines federal crimes and criminal procedure, and Title 21 addresses food and drugs, focusing specifically on drug enforcement and drug-related crimes rather than immigration matters. Thus, Title 8 is the most relevant to immigration-related gang offenses directly.