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The paper relates that in the past few decades, no other tragedies in the U.S. have had a deeper impact than the events that took place on September 11, 2001. The paper reveals that this historic date marks the largest attack to Americans on United States soil by international terrorists. The paper discusses the statistics that indicate that the rescue workers at the scene worked effortlessly to save what lives they could. The paper notes that this event and the reactions that followed by police enforcement also gathered the attention of the media, government officials, and federal law enforcement agencies. The paper then examines how government officials and federal law enforcement officials have reevaluated certain prehistoric laws in light of the events of September 11, 2001.

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"In the past few decades, no other tragedies in the U.S. have had a deeper impact than the events that took place on September 11, 2001. This historic date marks the largest attack to Americans on United States soil by international terrorists. In the short time that it took for the attacks to occur, over 2,700 innocent lives were lost. Out of the injured victims, New York City rescue personnel successfully evacuated over 26,000 individuals from the World Trade Center complex and over 200,000 located in the area surrounding the World Trade Center. As horrific as these..."

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