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    Eva Lugo Ethnics Studies 101 T/R Professor Craig Cook November 20‚ 2013 The Devil’s Highway There are numerous stories all over the media about “illegal aliens” crossing the border and stealing jobs that belong to American citizens. Stories that make undocumented people seem like completely uncivilized criminals. However‚ The Devils Highway by Luis Alberto Urrea‚ offers a different approach. He writes a story of 26 men who leave their homes in search of a new beginning; hope for a better future

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    How 9/11 changed my life

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    Nothing will ever be the same was the constant refrain after the twin towers attacks. But in daily life it doesn’t seem like much has changed. In 2001‚ I was in first grade‚ and nothing in my daily routine changed. Some of my classmates who were Arab or Indian had a tough time coming back to school since the terrorists were supposedly Islamic extremists from parts of the Middle East. This made my friends and I look at them differently. I was never really friends with any of them‚ but I felt sympathy

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    The National Response Framework is a manual for how the Nation reacts to a wide range of debacles and crises. It is based on versatile‚ adaptable‚ and versatile concepts distinguished in the National Incident Management System to adjust key parts and obligations the country over. Discussion The annex emphasizes the potential effect of cataclysmic incidents and the interruption that such occasions could have at the national level‚ making a solid requirement for a productive and composed response

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    Customs Broker

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    A BUSINESS PLAN AND ROLE OF A U.S. CUSTOMS BROKER TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I – BUSINESS PLAN: Executive Summary General Company Description Services Market Analysis Summary Management and Organization Financial Plan PART II – U.S. CUSTOMS BROKER ROLE: Role and Purpose of a Customs Broker Preparing for the Customs Broker License Exam Harmonized Tariff Schedule Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) Importer Security Filing/10+2 Entry Process Automated Brokerage

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    Identity Theft and Terrorism are two major issues in America. Within the last 5 years identity theft has risen 50 %. Identity Theft is more than just credit cards; it can be social security fraud‚ medical fraud‚ driver license fraud and passport fraud. Everyone is in danger of identity theft at some point in their lives. In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on 9/11/01 and continuing terrorist attacks and threats‚ the issue of the potential tension between worry and fear for one’s safety and

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    FEMA: Project Impact

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    preparedness of our country in general‚ FEMA developed a program called “Project Impact”. The role of Project Impact was to build disaster resistant communities and was designed to create an efficient and effective emergency management program within every community across the entire United States. FEMA had now developed in to a highly effective program. By the end of the 1990’s‚ the turn of a new century‚ the Y2K bug hit. Computer attacks and computer bugs were yet another oversight on the

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    The shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Friday is another example that random acts of violence are unpredictable as to when they will occur and where they will occur. Last year the terrorist attacks in Brussels showcased how the airport transportation system is still a vulnerable target. While security checkpoints at airports are aimed at preventing additional terrorist attacks from occurring in the sky‚ terrorist have highlighted the soft target areas like arrival and

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    Summary Airport security has been a concern since the late 1960’s when a rash of hijackings was occurring around the world and in the united states in particular. In 1974 President Richard M. Nixon signed the Air Transportation Security Act of 1974. This act mandated that the FAA adapt metal detector for screening of passengers and X-ray inspection of carry-on bags (Rumerman‚ 2008‚ para. 9). The measure worked and hijackings within the United States was virtually nonresistant‚ unit September 11

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    Research Topics and Explanation Virginia Vaughan Joan Burke Research & Writing October 21‚ 2012 Explain the reason for selecting topic one‚ identify the audience‚ and provide a preliminary thesis statement. The topic I chose is “Should Transportation Security (TSA) regulations are changed”. I chose this topic because the Transportation Security is imperative to many customers mainly travelers. Therefore‚ my audience is anyone who travels. The Transportation Security Administration protects

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    TSA Speech

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    I. Introduction A. Attention Everyday about 2 million people fly in the United States. All of these people have to go through TSA checkpoints. B. Background/Need On September 11‚ 2001‚ terrorists attacked the United States. In response to that‚ the government founded the Transport security Administration also known as the TSA. C. Specific Purpose/Central Idea In this speech‚ I plan to talk about the TSA and how it doesn’t do the job it’s supposed to do. I’ll cover two points today

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