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Despite the imprisonment of key figures like Silverstein and Mills, the Aryan Brotherhood’s influence persisted throughout the decades. Their ability to conduct violent retribution against rivals ensured that they remained a significant force, with involvement in heinous crimes, including mass stabbings and orchestrated murders spanning various prisons across the country.
The gang’s deep-seated roots grew even stronger within federal institutions, where strategies of isolation for dangerous members inadvertently led to the formation of new chapters, continuously fostering the cycle of violence. As prison authorities sought to contain the threat, their attempts often resulted in unintended consequences, expanding the reach of the Brotherhood.