What were the two problems in the 1920s prohibition era?

During the 1920s Prohibition era, two major problems emerged: the rise of organized crime and the challenge of enforcement. Prohibition led to the illegal production and distribution of alcohol, creating lucrative opportunities for criminal organizations, such as the Chicago Outfit, which engaged in violence and corruption. Additionally, law enforcement struggled to regulate and curb these illegal activities, leading to widespread disregard for the law and a culture of lawlessness.