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    Summary: The Issue Of Illegal Immigration

    There are a lot of people against immigration for various reasons. One main one would be coming here illegally and taking the jobs of the citizens already here. Also, immigration can lead to people bringing their own religion and forcing those around them to abide to it. Last, the country is overpopulated, not like China, but it is growing every day and having more illegal immigrants come into

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    Disrespectful To Vote

    persons plan or future; your decisioncould hurt us tremendously. For example, this year was a very close call. You had to watch the news every day and every debate to know who to vote for! If you did not go vote because you did not know enough about the running delegates then I think that is a better choice than randomly picking someone. Perspective one states thatof course every citizen is obliged to vote. It is the most basic right in a democracy, and declining that right is disrespectful to the freedoms

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    Post Secondary Education in Prisons

    have began to implement cost effective Post Secondary Education programs. Post Secondary Education Programs seek to educate inmates through higher education courses to assist inmates ability to return back to society successfully as a law abiding citizens ( Erisman & Contrado 2005). In 2005, it was estimated that a returning prisoner in the state of Maryland cost 24,000 a year (Ehrlich Robert, 2005.) Research studies have suggested

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    Community Policing

    Community Policing: Past, Present, and Future By: Travis B. Anthony JADM 260-Community Policing Professor McIntyre DeVry University Abstract Community policing has surged forth since the 1970s as an increasingly important strategy for investigating and preventing crime activity, and enhancing community involvement and safety. It is a philosophy and an organizational strategy that helps the police and the community to work closely together in many different and inventive ways to solve the

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    Nickeled

    radar as a level one hurricane which should have been reported to the citizens as an issue but never was reported. The storm reached the status of level 5 (highest possible level of a hurricane) about 48 hours before it reached the city and there still had been no report to the citizens of the city when in the correct procedure they would have been notified when it was first noticed. The citizens of the city were under a watch for the hurricane 24 hours before the hurricane would eventually hit the

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    Marketing

    named Mr. Nikaido has broke his watch which was a gift by his father for he pass the college entrance examination. Therefore, he began to developed shockproof watch. In 1983, the first G-shock comes to the present. However it did not sell good at first, after this low tide, it turns 25 years to create a own pop culture and has also spawned a variety of styles of different series. G-shock has been created from a simple belief: The creation of a never smashed watch. (Casio website, 2009)Today, G-SHOCK

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    One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Quote Analysis

    Ratched and Big Brother use all the power that they have to keep control of society. In 1984, control is kept by manipulation and fear. Big Brother is God-like and a symbol of power to the citizens of Oceania. Posters are seen everywhere saying, “Big Brother is Watching You” (Orwell, 3). This is to remind the citizens that every move they make and thought they have is being monitored. Big Brother replaces the love of all things in people's lives. They are expected to be loyal to him above all else, and

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    Life

    Whitaker March 5, 2013 Amendments of the Constitution The Constitution is one of the most important documents that have been written that has shaped the United States. In 1791, these amendments were ratified for the rights of the government, citizens and our nation. “The first ten amendments is none as the Bill of rights and still stand as both the symbol and foundation of American ideals of individual liberty, limited government, and the rule of law,” says Ushistory.com. Many people have different

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    Principles of Ingsoc

    Three Principles of INGSOC 1984, novel written by George Orwell about Oceania, a society ruled by the Dictatorship of the Party. The government used to keep an eye on every single person of Oceania through telescreens. There were telescreens everywhere and because of those telescreens people’s life was watched by the government and people had to be very careful in everything they do. The Government used to control people. The main leader of this government was Big Brother. Newspeak was

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    Militarization Of Police Essay

    front of you carrying an automatic weapon, wearing a helmet, bulletproof vest, and combat boots. Law enforcement says this shows a strong presence in their community, but is this supposed to make their citizens feel safe when statistics show it creates a higher rate of violence against American citizens? I believe that police should not constantly use military equipment for day to day situations. Thesis: The rate of police militarization increased in recent years. Police officers are intended to be

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