Criminal Justice Organization: Border Police Changes After 9-11

Criminal Justice Organization: Border Police Changes After 9-11

Introduction

However, after the attacks of 9-11 even the peaceful borders of US-Canada changed, as US seems to be implementing scrutiny on the Canadian border. Moreover, people will tend to look into various factors that develop a situation like this. However, Mexican border was user the scrutiny even before the incident of 9-11, but after the terrorist attacks even Canadian border security also changed.

The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2011 on New York, Washington DC and Pennsylvania truncated changed the world and the future of millions of undocumented immigrants who were on the verge of legalization. Therefore, the article that gets analyzed in this paper focuses upon the security of American borders with Canada and Mexico (Coleman, 2007).

Discussion

The project related to border security gave them a temporary residence first and then the coveted green card or green card. But the plan collapsed in a matter of minutes. And with the collapse of immigration reform that emerged a hateful anti-immigrant climate that is watered by all states. However, five days before the attack, carried out by 19 terrorists who hijacked four commercial airliners and crashed them (two on the World Trade Center towers, one on the Pentagon and four fell outside of Pennsylvania). Bush, and Mexico, Vicente Fox, had signed an agreement to regularize stays of 2 to 3 million undocumented workers, mostly farmers. On the contrary, the effect on Canadian was not to such an extent (Coleman, 2007).

Moreover, the attacks of September 11, 2001 sparked all these policies that are affecting the millions of illegal immigrants, as they damaged the rights and hopes of millions of people who came in search of refuge, of opportunity. The thought got created that the country was impenetrable, but the people were vulnerable. The attacks made the world a less safe and the most affected were immigrants (Krauss, 2004).

After the attacks on the Twin Towers, border security measures adopted by the U.S. government affecting commercial activities, tourism and culture in the border towns between Mexico and United States, as well the Canadian region and United States. The flow of migrants between the three countries fell sharply, to the point that no tourist attractions or the price difference was enough to hook to keep pace with past years. However, because of that, entering and exiting the United States is becoming an ...