The feds will always take the opportunity to make a case against the infamous Mafia. But it's a case of a family where 30 members is probably the highest total at most and the activity doesn't expand much beyond bookmaking and loansharking.
Also, the feds have a habit of going after the weaker families first to give them a final pushover. The Colombos in New York are a good example. They know they can make easier scores on the most vulnerable groups.
