Septiembre 11

Drastically Change of Life
The loss of lives on September 11, 2001 should have strengthened our commitment to protect our most valuable asset of our nation, our rights and freedoms. However, ithas produced the opposite effect. After September 11, the Bush administration's strategy has undermined the values that sought to protect. The war against terrorism has been a pretext to manipulatethe fear of Americans and mask the difficult economic situation we find ourselves. We have tightened the noose around his neck without major protest. Despite the rights enshrined in theConstitution of the United States on September 11 has led us to accept that we undress at the airport, detain a person indefinitely without charge, they spied through the internet and cell phones, pass lawsto rid the government of any responsibility, and are carried out secret trials that do not respond to any jurisdiction. These are just some of the measures that have been adopted to protectnational security at the expense of our own freedom and rights. Hand in hand with these restrictions and abuses of the general population, the U.S. government has tightened the screws on immigrants.Thousands of families have had to endure separation from their loved ones due to increased wild raids in workplaces and public places. Immigrant detainees are bullied, as well as in some cases they havebeen given drugs without their consent and are pressured to sign orders "voluntary" deportation. In some cases, have been denied medical services to sick immigrants, which has led to worsening oreven death. Men and women workers have been arrested while walking down the street simply because they have dark skin or look foreign. A detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, are deniedaccess to a lawyer or consular representative. The agency asserts that the effects of September 11 will still be there for long. But requires no further destroy the freedoms and prevent justice.