Racial Profiling after 9/11

Three years have passed since the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center Building on 11th September 2001. After two civilian aircraft were hijacked by Al Qaeda members, both aircraft passed through the tower, leaving only the collapsed remains. Tower America was attacked by terrorists after being killed by thousands or millions of people. Al Qaeda is a famous global network of terrorism originating from Islam, led by the man Osama bin Laden.

As the September 11 incident took place in the United States, the government of this country made racial profiling, punishment, improper handling, investigation and arbitrariness of many people who appear to be Muslims, Arabs or South Asians It is subject to detention. Page 67). This is totally to the point that these people have no specific material to show that they are endangering the peace of the country. Otherwise, they condemn them and are under review as they are related to terrorist activities in the country. This is because the stereotypes of individuals related to the nationality of Arabs and Muslims are considered as a threat to peace, especially since the 9/11 incident. According to ACLU 's 2007 report and RWG' s 2008 report, it is shown that none of the people found out to be related to terrorism. Nevertheless, law enforcement officials have always classified them as being particularly interested in that country.

Since November 9, racial profiling was widely accepted as an appropriate crime prevention measure. The only reason people are called for is that they are decent people of Arabs. However, racial profiling did not begin on September 11 - race profiling has been going on for a long time. Tracy McLean of the University of Boston School of Law School said, "Racial characterization is" All blacks who admitted court officials in cities like Philadelphia "to accept" police officers and the general public " It can be seen "outside the country" without permission of the owner (Meeks, 2000).