Terrorism (Has there been significan change in the security of the United States of America since the terrorism attack on September 11, 2001?)

This essay will generate the ideas of the role between b security and counter terrorism . The subcategories that will be discussed along side this theory are the lack of b security , both south of the United States and north . The policy of the United States toward immigration will also give the a close-up of the harm illegal aliens who are not apprehended will do , not only to the status of the economy but to national terrorism . In the emergence of a lax b security , finally , the issue of this juxtaposed with the opportunity

br that exists for terrorists to exploit will also be developed in the . In for a more substantial argument to evolve in this a brief history with terrorism and b control will be argued as well as the history of the US Patriot Act and other issues in the past with the United States concerning immigration , illegal aliens , and terrorists

Since the terrorist attacks on September 11 , 2001 , there have been many changes in the ways the United States government functions . The first act of alteration to the normal code of conduct was the drafting and passage of the USA PATRIOT Act . There are many who see this act as a bold defense against the fear of terrorism for the American public however , a growing number of people see the changes in American governmental policy and overall attitude towards enemies and allies alike as an affront against proper American values and freedom

As Andrew Kydd and Barbara Walter explain , there is a distinct politic to the notion of terrorism . However , these tactics are not always effective . There are many events of terrorism in the world each year yet only a handful are regarded with any merit . According to Kydd and Walter , through a well argued and insightful article , it is the trust between groups ' that must be destroyed for an extremist attack to be successful . This is the motivation behind the response to the attacks of September 11 , 2001

On December 6 , 2001 , then Attorney General John Ashcroft addressed the Senate Judiciary Committee in praise of this act , and it 's restructuring of the NSA , CIA and FBI (Ashcroft 524 ) His rhetoric was patriotic and concise , and his views of the USA PATRIOT act and its changes seemed sincere . This was supported with the passage of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1373 , which paved the road for the Patriot act itself . Eric Rosand wrote about the resolution in 2003 . His response to its necessity was one of sympathy to the government , for having to face such a difficult challenge . However , not everyone who has commented on the alterations of the US governmental policy has done so with such reverence . David Cole compared the investigations into possible terrorist cells in the United States , to the Palmer Raids of 1919 - where , following a series of bombings , J . Edgar Hoover led a series of round ups ' of immigrants across the country and held them without trial...