Global Immigration Since 9-11. How have the events of 9-11 affected global immigration? (Especially in the United States)
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In this essay, the complicated issue of global immigration since the unfortunate events of 9-11 will be discussed. An explanation of what happened on Tuesday, September 11, 2001 will be given. Thereafter, we will explore how the United States and other countries are handling the issue of immigration after this awful event. By the end of this essay, you will be able to derive your own opinion about whether or not this is a correct manner of …
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…pressure of the counterterrorism measures the civil rights liberties of all Americans have been endangered. While the new immigration policies appear to be targeted at Arab American and Muslim American communities, the government appears to be granting itself ample new authority that could be used against anyone. Many of the newly enforced policies have had an adverse effect on any immigrant of colour, effects that will continue to be existent for many years to come.
…pressure of the counterterrorism measures the civil rights liberties of all Americans have been endangered. While the new immigration policies appear to be targeted at Arab American and Muslim American communities, the government appears to be granting itself ample new authority that could be used against anyone. Many of the newly enforced policies have had an adverse effect on any immigrant of colour, effects that will continue to be existent for many years to come.
