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Terrorism is causing destruction to property or harm to citizens in order to spread a message or to incite fear. The terrorist can come from a far off country or they can be an American citizen but the end result is the same, victims are hurt and property is destroyed. Terrorism can happen anywhere at any time and no matter how many anti-terrorism measures that are in place it will not stop the terrorist determined to wreak havoc. This is clear by the recent bombing at the Boston Marathon by terrorists that were not even on the raider of law enforcement. Terrorist will go to any means to spread their religious, political, or social message and do not care who is harmed in the process.
Since the attacks on September 11, 2001 law enforcement has been successful in stopping further terrorist attacks through their anti-terrorism measures but in the case of the Boston Marathon the attacks were unexpected resulting in a failure of law enforcement to prevent the bombs from going off and killing innocent victims. While the Boston Marathon bombing are one of several domestic abuse attacks the fatal attack by terrorist on September 11, 2001 is the first terrorist attack to make it to American shores by an international terrorists group. This attack resulted in the deaths of 2,996 Americans while the Boston Marathon resulted in the death of two. No matter the death toll the terrorist act creates chaos and fear in society.
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Jervaughn F. Reid
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Human Trafficking in United states of America
Dr. Melvin Richards
July 1, 2021
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Human Trafficking in United States of America.
Human trafficking is among the Criminal activities that have been so common in most countries worldwide. Some of these countries suffer from the organized crimes by a group of gangsters. The fascinating thing is that majority of these criminal activities are observant with rational choicer theory and the conspiracy theory. By observing these theories imply that the organizers of the crime do it under their full conscience. Before they do the crime, they calculate the impacts of crime and find it more beneficial. They overlook the adverse effects to be outshined by the positive impact. Criminal cases take different nature; some may be due to robbery with violence. Some may be due to conning where the perpetrators of the criminal activity apply their witty character to get what they need from the victims. Human trafficking is one of the criminal activities that has since been ravaging the United States of America.
These criminal activities through human trafficking have impacted the concerned countries in several ways, for example, in the human rights aspect or financial aspect. Several countries, as a result, try as much as possible to combat such criminal cases. The concerned countries address these issues through the inaction of rules and laws that help tackle criminal cases. Others use religious intervention by preaching to people worldwide so that the criminals can change their minds and avoid involved in criminal activities.
This paper aims to address the crime topology of the human trafficking done by Ping in the United States of America. Under this, it will address the nature of people and the society in the country. In addition to that, it will address the structure of the government. The paper captures the scope of the organized crime of human trafficking, the impact of crime on the United States, policies that may help mitigate human trafficking crime, and finally, address the biblical allusion to the aspects of the organized crime above.
Country Analysis
The United States of America are history show that many criminal cases have primarily manifested in the past. The United States of America can get located in North America and borders countries like Mexico and Canada. It consists of 50 state and federal districts.
People and Society of the United States of America
It has various diversities ranging from Asian, African, Hispanic, European, and native American origin. In addition, the country also has a direct link to other countries outside, like the republic of China (Tushnet, 2016). All these pe ...
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- 1. Running Head: POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 Political Science Name Professor Institution Course Date
- 2. POLITICAL SCIENCE 2 Downe Lawrence article begins by mobilizing immigrants to get ready for some harsh experiences. He explains to immigrants that it has come to a time that has to accept and declare themselves as a sanctuary. According to Trump unauthorized immigrants are vicious criminals and have dangerous desirables. This led to the intimidation and arrest of immigrants. Downes argues that the word sanctuary refers to the immigrant loving communities that facilitate immigrant criminals roams freely. However, Downes maintains that here is a city that can do away with the law or stay away from the federal government. However, cities should define sanctuaries as locations that are stands for a reason during an unjust, overarching and lawless federal enforcement. San example of the Sanctuary City is the Santa Ana city that is made up of 335, 000 people whose city council passed the most far-reaching and ordinance sanctuary ordinances. Hence Santa is a mixed income, mixed race and members of its city council are Latino. Feldman’s article, Beyond Liminal Legality, begins by showing the arrest of 600 immigrants in a serious of actions that are nationally coordinated. Fieldman explains that Trump made executive orders that called for increased in cooperation between federal immigration enforcement and police as well as penalties for sanctuary jurisdictions limiting the cooperation. Trumps immigration justice movement is directing most its energies towards the fight deportations particularly via development as well as defense of sanctuary cities. According to Elliot Young, the sanctuary city concept faces major risks without consistency in grassroots mobilizations. According to Harvey, while regional resistances, struggle for local place bound and local autonomy organization could be an excellent based for political action. A major key demand for sanctuary cities had full refugee status for all individuals forced to get away from Central America. This led to the development of the TPS in 199.
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