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    continual effort of the United States and others as they consider human rights and a law enforcement approach to control the borders. In 2014, US Customs and Border Protection ran an ad called “Dangers Campaign” in South America as a mass outreach to warn people of the dangers of migration (Kaneti & Assis, 2016, p. 296). This low-cost approach pales in comparison to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) overall manpower of a quarter million employees and an annual budget exceeding $60…

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    the rise in America, the drug cartels have become more powerful than can be controlled by Mexican authorities or U.S border patrol. Just like in No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy. We need to put more effort into controlling the trade. Many people in Mexico have a hard time living in their country due poverty. According to the Japan Times the Mexican poverty rate hit 46.2% last year. The poverty line isn’t as high as you think it is. The Japan Times defines poverty as living on no more…

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    The immigration laws that have been enacted in the United States reflect the politics and migrant flows of the times, with early immigration laws focusing on the migration of people from Europe and Asia, and more recent regulations targeting Mexican immigrants. The gradual shift in focus towards Latin American immigration in the U.S. is most closely attributed to growing concerns of national security, because most Americans view migrants crossing the border as violent drug smugglers. Steven…

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    still is involved in organized Crime, this may consist of people from ethnic groups such as the Irish, Jewish, Chinese, Somali, and much more ethically-recruited or center crime gangs. There…

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    Generally, United States would deport people who come here illegally without passports or green cards. United States, have been dealing with immigration complications for decades. An average person who has documents would not worry about immigration policies because they are fine. However, if we let anyone come in United States or let illegal immigrants stay then it will affect the citizens and residents as well. People do not realize that but it will affect them because you can get jobs without…

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    discuss gun smuggling, human organ smuggling, and stolen property smuggling. From previous readings, we know that crimes such as these advance due to the fall of the Soviet Union, globalization, and even the advancement of technology. For each of these crimes, the authors elaborated on the type of harms that occurred, the benefits for those involved with these crimes, the challenges that are faced when trying to prevent these crimes, and finally what can be done to prevent each. Gun…

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    Crimes done by pirates can lead to people losing their lives, physical harm or hostage-taking of seafarers, financial losses to ship owners, security costs, increased costs to consumers and producers, and damage to the marine environment. According to article 101 of UNCLOS, piracy is :…

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    Associated Press par 3). Human Trafficking, according to the advisers of the Do Something campaign, is using force to make people do tasks that exploite them, such as sex-work or labor-work (“Terms” sec 10). An estimated 17,500 to 60,000 people of all different backgrounds are brought into the United States yearly and forced to continue their lives as victims of trafficking; this number…

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    border town into another and in some instances has been known to attempt to bring these items and persons though US Border Patrol controlled entry point. The southern boundary of the US should have a wall created to restrict the flow of drugs and people of illegal status from entering the US, and stop the trafficking of guns from the US to…

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    “Creative nonfiction has become the most popular genre in the literary and publishing communities” states Lee Gutkind. Before reading the webpage I would have with no doubt said that fiction was better than nonfiction, but now I think differently. Most people would label nonfiction as boring facts and documentary, as I myself always have. But that’s not the case. Creative nonfiction can be written in many forms, one of them being an essay. The main difference between a fiction and nonfiction…

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