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The government needs to do more to protect the United States from terrorist groups such as ISIS. Our government does not realize how bad this world can come to, if we do not start fighting back. ISIS has killed innocent people, destroyed our buildings, and they use our tools and weapons against us. Special agencies need to keep more of their plans secretive, by not leaking any information that should be kept private. Being the next president, I hope that you can try to resolve these problems, make our country a better place, and protect us from any violent acts.
There has been many times that ISIS has come into our country and killed innocent people. There was recently an attack in Orlando, Florida. Authorities said, “ISIS gunned down 49 people early Sunday morning at a gay nightclub in Orlando” (New York Times). This attack did not only kill 49 people, but 53 were left wounded. How would you feel stepping into a party with friends, planning to have a fun night out, and not making it out alive? The government needs
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If the government makes a wall high enough, it will stop most planes , bombs, and other weapons from getting inside the Unites States. During 9/11, Al Qaeda ran the plane's right into the famous Twin Towers. I think the wall should be circling the whole United States for protection. If the government makes a large wall, it can stop airplanes if it is high enough. If we make a wall higher than all of our buildings, airplanes won’t be able to fly right into the them. ISIS isn’t the only bad group in the World, the wall will also stop Mexican gang groups from illegally coming into the U.S. For example, “Four major buildings were destroyed by terrorist, The World Trade Center, Pentagon, and U.S. Department of Defense”(9/11 Attacks). The government needs to build something, for example, a wall, to stop terrorist from destroying any more

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