Carter goes on to say that our body scanners and x-ray scanners are not even tested before they are even shipped out to airports nationwide and that is a primary factor as to why terrorists know so many different ways to get around our security. ... Wallis in his article goes on to say that terrorists know what to look for when they are hijacking the aircraft for example they know where the black box is which is the device that has a recording of all of the events that took place on the aircraft. ... This website says and relates the information of new rules that the tsa puts in place to help ...

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Terrorism and Globalization: Is Terrorism a Part of Globalization? In the world today, there is a growing trend in violence, both domestically and internationally, in the form of terrorism. It is present in our everyday lives and in every part of the world "some more than others. Terrorism...

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To the extent that the expansive new immigration powers that the bill grants to the Attorney General are subject to abuse, who do we think that is most likely to bear the brunt of the abuse? ... New statutes of the USAPA now give FISA the duty of criminal investigation. With these new statutes, standards required for surveillance techniques such as a Peg Register or a Tap and Trace have been drastically reduced as well. ... For example, a caller-id box is a trap and trace device.) ... The FISA had to reexamine their role and therefore created special courts to assist with these new respon...

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