Terrorism has in the recent years turned out to be a significant threat to the human race. This menace impacts directly or indirectly on governments, individuals, organizations, economy and particularly vulnerable groups. The term terrorism refers to the utilization of brutality to scare a population or an administration thus influencing the political, ideological and religious change. Terrorism, as can be described in other words as psychological oppression, is a product of various populations that results from conflicting ideologies and particularly as far as religion is concerned. A large portion of the terrorist activities in America in past years have been executed by external organized militias who profess a certain belief. For instance
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Since the terrorist attack in September 2001, the US has changed its policies in managing terrorism. Significant changes concerned country's leading law enforcement organization. The significant basic changes for countering terrorism were to reduce the vulnerability levels. This was accomplished through the commitment of war with countries that help terrorist activities (Oleszek, 2014). This involved the sending of war troops to Afghanistan and Iraq by the then US president George Bush.
The policies issued in 1995 by President Clinton, purposed to give rules to deflecting terrorism on American borders as well as ensuring safety for Americans living abroad. The general administration was entrusted with giving auxiliary insurance against any assault. The mandate called for the return of arraigned terrorist to America for indictment and also outlined measures for dealing with the states that help supported …show more content…
The mechanisms took and the new agencies established have successfully reduced the vulnerabilities of terrorism and specifically those that are perpetrated from outside the nation. In the previous years, terrorists were perceived to originate from Muslim groups that radicalize Muslim young people. Currently, terrorism has taken another new dimension. Youth joblessness and clever belief systems are being utilized to draw the young of both Muslim and Christian faith into terrorist groups. Appropriate policies ought to be crafted to employ young people, and proper guidance approach should be embraced in countering interior dangers.
Prerequisites for training in law enforcement agency
Agencies expect candidates to be US natives or at times be permanent occupant outsiders who have made applications for American citizenship. They also consider that candidates who have attained the ages of 18-30 years to be enlisted in the police although some agencies have no maximum age limit. Moreover, most agencies require a candidate to have a minimum of secondary school education level. Additionally, a valid driver's license is a mandatory prerequisite since most officers begin with patrols.
Since the terrorist attack in September 2001, the US has changed its policies in managing terrorism. Significant changes concerned country's leading law enforcement organization. The significant basic changes for countering terrorism were to reduce the vulnerability levels. This was accomplished through the commitment of war with countries that help terrorist activities (Oleszek, 2014). This involved the sending of war troops to Afghanistan and Iraq by the then US president George Bush.
The policies issued in 1995 by President Clinton, purposed to give rules to deflecting terrorism on American borders as well as ensuring safety for Americans living abroad. The general administration was entrusted with giving auxiliary insurance against any assault. The mandate called for the return of arraigned terrorist to America for indictment and also outlined measures for dealing with the states that help supported …show more content…
The mechanisms took and the new agencies established have successfully reduced the vulnerabilities of terrorism and specifically those that are perpetrated from outside the nation. In the previous years, terrorists were perceived to originate from Muslim groups that radicalize Muslim young people. Currently, terrorism has taken another new dimension. Youth joblessness and clever belief systems are being utilized to draw the young of both Muslim and Christian faith into terrorist groups. Appropriate policies ought to be crafted to employ young people, and proper guidance approach should be embraced in countering interior dangers.
Prerequisites for training in law enforcement agency
Agencies expect candidates to be US natives or at times be permanent occupant outsiders who have made applications for American citizenship. They also consider that candidates who have attained the ages of 18-30 years to be enlisted in the police although some agencies have no maximum age limit. Moreover, most agencies require a candidate to have a minimum of secondary school education level. Additionally, a valid driver's license is a mandatory prerequisite since most officers begin with patrols.