SA 345 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Border Control, Racial Profiling, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Sociology and Anthropology
• Course: SA 345
• Professor: Wendy Chan

Document Summary

Border control: one hundred percent security is simply not possible. Nobody should expect it and no politician should promise it . Canada and us border: harmonization policies include, nexus program, integrated border enforcement teams (ibets, shared facilities, pre-inspections, the thickening of the canada-us border is one of the most pressing issues facing. Canada-us trade relations today: increased security, more regulatory requirements, infrastructure maintenance. Ny/michigan: increased security measures have not been supplemented with proportional increases in efficiency. Introduced into canada in the 1990s after members of the rcmp received training in the. Usa: most common victims of racial profiling were blacks, hispanics, and first nations people, since 9/11, arabs and muslims have also been targeted, practice was always denied by officials, but post-9/11, debates focus on whether. Canadian security can morally, legally, or politically condone racial profiling (as opposed to questioning whether the practice took place or not)