The Patriot Act Protects America

The Patriot Act protects the United States Since September 11, 2001, many people can say that the United States has changed. Many people are doubtful whether America is getting better or worse. People's lives have changed since the day the four planes crashed in the United States. Many people may not understand how their lives change, but the lives of Americans are different by the implementation of new laws. The American Patriot Act was one of the laws passed after 9/11 attacks: it was signed on October 26, 2001 45 days after the attack.

The American Patriot Act is a bill signed by President George W. Bush on 26th October 2001. With the expansion of the 10-character abbreviation (USA PATRIOT), the bill is called "by providing appropriate US solidarity and strengthening US tools necessary to stop and repress terrorist acts in 2001" It is. The Chris Cylke Congress, former employee of the House Judiciary Committee, swiftly passed the bill for strengthening security controls in response to the attack on September 11, 2001 and the anthrax attack in 2001. Conditions of the bill and the Senate bill were introduced earlier this month, the next day the bill passed through the House with 357 - 66 votes and the Democratic Party ruled over the majority.

"American Patriot Act" and "Civil Freedom" on 11th September 2001 caused various emotions in the hearts of Americans. People started taking actions to strengthen the United States through the government, seeking revenge and defending the precious soil of America from another deadly attack. - Title Throughout history, humans continue to explore the reasons for mutual struggle. Some of these conflicts seem reasonable, but others are not. Some may be solved quickly, others may last for decades. Several people have done a wonderful achievement, and unfortunately, many people only cause pain, pain, and death. It is clear that the two wars are not the same, but almost every war needs at least one thing. Men and women endanger their lives and are willing to fight them.

The opinion of the American Patriot Act is varied from support to full hatred. I think the purpose of this bill is to protect the interests of the United States of America, the United States, and the United States of the world. Because some laws are not enforced to the extreme, these attacks may be prevented. The law is not enforced and it is not enforced because headaches and time are impossible through all liberalism, bureaucratic tape, and sometimes even this. Invoices simplify the process and do not require long-term processes to get the jobs necessary to accomplish the task. Critics of many patriot acts claim that their freedom and civil liberty are being infringed. The Patriot Act is the opposite. It protects our Constitution as it contains certain important safeguards that protect our civil liberties and do not infringe them. (Jaffee, A. L., 2003)