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    Marquise Green United States Department of State v. Ray Part I Every year millions of young adults graduate from their respective high schools‚ pack up their belongings‚ leave their parental guided homes behind‚ and set off for college. The first thing that comes to mind when leaving the parents behind is their first true sense of freedom. The freedom to do what they please with no curfew‚ no guidelines‚ and no pre-disposed consequences for their actions is the freedom they’ve been working

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    United States Border Patrol The United States Border Patrol is the largest law enforcement agency within the Department of Homeland Security. The Border Patrol is a group of highly trained officers that detect ‚ and prevent the illegal entry or smuggling of aliens into the United States. Can you imagine the United States without any border protection? The U.S probably may be an obnoxious place to live in. In my point of view‚ the world would be a total chaos without

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    The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or ICE for short‚ protects federal laws governing border control‚ customs‚ trade and immigration to promote homeland security and public safety. They must go through rigorous training to be able to understand and excel at their very important role in the protection of the United States. However‚ a lot of power comes with this role‚ and occasionally individuals in ICE will fall victim to bribery and assist in the protection of drug smugglers and cartels

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    By: Charnell Cassette Homeland Security and Defense Professor Aaron Richman Immediate attention needs to be given to transportation for this case study. I have already given my opinion on why and how we have enough security‚ but need versatility. This case study will allow me the opportunity to elaborate on how to strengthen our homelandssecurity by tightening up on our nations’ borders and transports. The present state of immigration in this country

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    March 9 — The state-owned Dubai company seeking to manage some terminal operations at six American ports dropped out of the deal on Thursday‚ bowing to an unrelenting bipartisan attack in Congress that swept aside President Bush’s efforts. How the Clock Ran Out on the Dubai Ports Deal (March 10‚ 2006) DP World and U.S. Trade: A Zero-Sum Game (March 10‚ 2006) News Analysis: Suddenly‚ a Rebellion in the G.O.P. on a Signature Issue (March 9‚ 2006) In Break With White House‚ House Panel

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    designed to recommend changes in the current military program indicated by shifting strategic conditions. The primary focus of the committee was the efficacy of building up foreign forces. This fact implies two things. The first is that the United States was actively considering reliance on other nation’s military to supplement our own numbers and capabilities. The second implication is twofold: we could clearly identify our friends (on whom we could rely) and our enemies (to forecast our strength

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    Patting Down the TSA

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    Patting Down The TSA Before 9/11 happened our country was not as strict with security as we are today. You could once go through air travel without the hassle of having to go through full body scanners and taking off your shoes‚ belts‚ hat‚ etc. Ever since 9/11 our country has made a huge change in the security industry. They haven ’t made many changes to buses‚ ships‚ and trains. Buses may have security cameras‚ but no one is checking people for bombs or weapons. Cargo ships get searched‚ but

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    continues to increase. As of today‚ half of America’s population is full of illegal immigrants from Mexico. If America wants to decrease these numbers‚ other actions must be made besides building a wall between America and Mexico. The U.S. department of Homeland Security has built a five meter high‚ seven hundred mile long wall along the border of America and Mexico‚ in act of slowing down illegal immigrants looking for work‚ and putting a stop to drug smuggling. The remaining thirteen thousand miles of

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    thoughts and emotions. Although many years have gone by since the devastating events of 9/11‚ its memory and the feelings it evokes remains immortal. In retrospect‚ I was five years old during the time of the attacks and I wasn’t even living in the United States. Nevertheless‚ as I was too young to fully understand the magnitude of the attacks‚ seeing how an event that took place thousands of miles away from me had the ability to bring shock and terror to the people around me‚ I knew that something terrible

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    lifesaving skills with grave responsibility to protect the security and well-being of American citizens by securing that trust- as well. It is within the crying out to local governance by the active voice of the people that are in distressed that alerts various levels of government to act in the best interest of people through their direct interactions with respect to public interest and public policy. When government responsibilities at the (local‚ state or federal) or NGO levels fail to act timely to citizens

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