The Legacy of the 11S that Leads to Trump: Islamophobia, Immigration Repression and a Million Deaths in the Wars "Against Terrorism"
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Among the most profound consequences of the attacks of 11 September 2001 was the expansion of Islamophobia, which after the attack on the Twin Towers transcended the borders of the United States and ended up becoming a political resource to legitimize wars, military interventions and new forms of violence against Muslim peoples.
The attacks committed 25 years ago by Al Qaeda, which caused 2,977 deaths, triggered a long wave of harassment and persecution of the different in the U.S., which has come to this day even harsher Islamophobia in the U.S., repression of migrants, torture in Guantánamo, repressive laws, coercive institutions and wars that have left a million dead.The attacks of September 11, 2001, committed 25 years ago by Al Qaeda and which caused 2.
The attacks committed 25 years ago by Al Qaeda, which caused 3,000 deaths, triggered a long wave of harassment and persecution of the different in the U.S., which has come to this day even more crudely Garrett Graff, historian: “The domino effects of 9/11 explain today’s world” Islamophobia in the U.S., repression of migrants, torture in Guantánamo, repressive laws, coercive institutions and wars that have left a million dead. The attacks of Sep…
The 11S attacks opened an era of wars, surveillance and anti-terrorist policies that continue to influence U.S. immigration repression.
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