Analysis On Bilingual Ballots George Wills’ “Bilingual Ballots Mock Our System” first appeared in a news article from The Washington Post. In this essay, Wills’ aims to state his opinion as to why bilingual ballots should be prohibited and done away with. He intends to persuade the reader that the United States rules of law and that our countries national identity is becoming “attenuated” by illegal immigration. That these bilingual ballots are bypassing our federal laws and in a way, these ballots are influencing illegal immigration. Wills’ claims that the federal government's chief law enforcement official might need a refresher course on federal law pertaining to legal immigrants.
The Destruction of the American Freedom An instruction memo, discarded by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) states, “under certain circumstances, the FBI has the ability to bend or suspend the law and impinge upon the freedom of others”. Federal counter-terrorism agencies like FBI and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) protect citizens and the constitution of the United States of America.. However, what happens when these agencies stop believing in the laws they are to enforce? In the novel, Little Brother by Cory Doctorow, the DHS, turns San Francisco into a police state and break the law they are to preserve. The DHS is so determined to protect society from terrorism that ultimately they destroy the freedom that they are striving to protect.
This shows that violence was part of the Communist rule, and it was used in order to get their way. In an attempt to tighten Chinas political control, the ‘three anti-movement’ was introduced in 1951. This targeted the areas of waste, corruption and inefficiency. A year later, this expanded into the ‘five anti-movement’ which was intended to stimulate the economy by attacking; industrial sabotage, tax evasion, bribery, fraud and theft of government property. These anti-movements were the start of the political party hatred, in which it became clear that China was to be turned into a one party state.
Sutherland’s differential association theory imputes the cause of crime to intimate social contacts and learnt behaviour (Bernard, et al., 2010 p.180). Sutherland made criminologists aware of “white collar criminals” by introducing the term and by making society aware of middle and high class criminals and crimes (Sutherland, 1983). When Sutherland originally attempted to publish his book on white collar crime the Indiana University and Dryden (who the f is Dryden?) demanded the removal of names from his book, due to possible backlash it would cause and alienation of the wealthy businesses who contributed to the university (Sutherland, 1983). His book was eventually published in 1949 without the names of companies he accused of committing criminal behaviour (Sutherland, 1983).
In a heated debate on the “O’Reilly Factor,” between talk show host Bill O’Reilly and journalist Geraldo Rivera, the issue was being pulled in a game of Tug-O-War. O’Reilly advocates a stronger immigration policy, pushing the view that open boarders turn innocent Americans into road kill. He believes that the Virginia Beach officials should have deported Ramos after his first offense and claims the illegal aliens “have no right to be here” (Youtube.com). On the other hand, Rivera states that “this is not an illegal immigration case, it is a drunk driving case,” and feels that O’Reilly is belittling the death of those killed by drunk drivers who were legal (Youtube.com).
Dream Act: Pros and Cons Francisco Bazan Ms. Clark English 1301.8043 02 November 2011 The Dream Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America’s executive director, Yeh Ling-Ling, suggests that passing the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minor Act, or “DREAM Act”, is a bad idea. In the “Daily California” she provides a list of negative outcomes if this Act were to be passed. She believes that this act would cause great suffering to the economic and political life of the United States, by encouraging more illegal aliens to migrate to the United States. Ling-Ling asserts that America’s future prosperity depends upon limiting immigration, and that the Dream Act is in conflict with this goal. Immigration attorney at Nationalities
The moral arguments are that people should be allowed to move to any country that they feel like and they should not be restrained. The arguments against this is that people could come and cause harm to the country. People develop stereotypes that foreigners are dangerous. It does not help the fact that the 9/11 attacks were by foreigners posing as students with their visas. This lead people to become suspicious of foreigners and the government placed many restrictions on the security of people from other countries.
OVERCRIMINALIZATION CRISIS Overcriminalization Crisis University of Phoenix CJA/343 Criminal Law Marcia Salinas August 4, 2009 In America, “overcriminalization” is described as a trend, particularly favored by Congress, to use criminal law as a mean to solving every problem, punishing every mistake and coercing American citizens into a conforming to a behavior and lifestyle which would satisfy the objectives set forth by social engineering. (Heritage, 2008) Many who oppose overcriminalization say it is just a way for government to pry itself into the American people's private lives. (Heritage, 2008) Ideally, criminal law should only be used to address conduct which society as a whole believes to be deserving
When the president gets a call with the recommendation to abort the mission, he directs them to go ahead anyways and orders to launch an attack at the probable convicts. After the attack, the targets were identified as innocent villagers and the terrorist attacks in America began to increase. ARIIA, after her recommendations were overruled, targets the President and eleven other top office holders as a threat and tries to eliminate them in a plan identified as “Project Guillotine”. She believes that due to their mistake, the government put American citizens at a higher risk of danger. The air force lieutenant Ethan Shaw, twin brother of Jerry Shaw, who is one of the main characters, worked as a technician for the supercomputer.
There are three main points that I would like to elaborate on. The first being, that incentivising dictators exacerbates the threat that dictators pose throughout the world. History suggests that encouraging current dictators to leave office by making retirement more attractive will also encourage future dictators to seize power, by lowering the risk that they will face prosecution. Given that 60 countries, representing nearly a third of the world’s population, are only partly free and therefore at risk of moving further into totalitarianism, this should be a grave concern. There is also the possibility that lenient treatment may allow dictators to regroup and mount a comeback, like Joaquin Balaguer in the Dominican Republic.