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These are the most powerful Asian gangs in the U.S. as well as Asia.....

Tiny Raskals Gang(T.R.G.)

Asian Boyz Crips(an all Asian Crip set in the Crip Alliance)

Yakuza(Japanese gang)

Wah Ching(Chinese gang)

Asian Dragons Nation(all Asian Folk Nation gang)

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