Cynegetic power is problematic in the sense that the pursuit of illegals has arguably become more of a sport, rather than an active enforcement of the law. An example to consider would be the creation of traps to ambush groups of people who are considered to be illegal in a certain land. Rather than conducting random checks that ask for proof of citizenship, xenophobia within the political system has given birth to a new idea of meeting quotas (Chamayou, 2012, p. 142), thus requiring a more efficient level of quickly rounding up illegals. As a result of this need to rid the land of undesirables, a larger manhunt arises as agents target areas with high concentrations of undocumented people. Because of this sense of moral authority to protect
