Essay Questions on Politics

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Essay Questions on Politics
Select Any Current Event. Which Level of Government, Federal or State, Would You
Suggest Has Been the Most Influential on That Issue? Explain
Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) annual event has always been organized
by either federal or state governments. It was last hosted at Austin Convention Center in
Austin, Texas USA between 9th - 12th, June 2017. This event provided a stage for showing
many primary solutions and products about medical, medical equipment, medical technology,
medical instruments and healthcare technology through shows and exhibition (Adshead and
Thorpe 837.
The state government has been more influential than the state government in this
occasion. Through the ministry of health, it ensured that they conducted extensive
promotional campaign to create awareness to everyone about the event. mobilized funds from
the federal government to ensure successful occurrence of the conference (Stabile and
Thomson 497). It influences the such events through making policies, funding the events,
information collection, and dissemination about the delivery of healthcare systems and
managing the public health sector directly. The United States Supreme Court has provided
extensive authority to the state government to ensure protection and safety of those attending
the function. Moreover, there are regulations set by the state government on how funds are to
be spent on public health matters.
Which branch of government has been the most influential? Which branch of government has
responsibility for checking and balancing the one that you have selected? Explain. According
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to the United States Constitution, executive arm of the government is the most influential in
organizing events. It implements the policies that are towards ensuring the successful
operation of such programs conducted. The executive through the President and CEO plans
educational sessions, demonstrations and discussions giving the recent trends in the in the
Medicare technology (Stabile and Thomson 496). To ensure a system of checks and balance
of such an event the legislative arm of the government makes laws and rules to ensure all
activities operate within the law. They have powers over the executive to control the plans of
the executive through the legislation they pass. This ensures that all medical equipment and
technology applied in this sector meets the required standards
Has It Been Able to Adequately Perform That Function? Why/Why Not? These arms of the
government have been successful in exercising such role due to the powers invested in them
by the federal government.
Select a Policy Enacted by President Trump and/or the Congress since Inauguration
Day. Plug That Policy into the Policymaking Process.
President has enacted Immigration Reform Policy since the inauguration day. The issue about
the unlawful Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was brought by the
President Obama government to protect children who entered the United States without their
fault. The supporters of the DACA program held that those who applied were all Hispanic and
that it was legitimate to allow the immigrants from poverty-stricken countries to violate the
United States laws governing immigration and let them settle in the United States (Hamann
and Morgenson 397)
Trump’s government has decided to terminate the DACA program however much it
appears to be cruel as held by some political leaders from both parties (Hamann and
Morgenson 394). The core principles of this immigration reform state that it is essential for a
nation to have a border or even to construct a wall. Therefore, it is important to enforce laws
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in accordance with the Constitution and to implement any immigration plan that is directed
towards improving the welfare of Americans.
The immigration reform majorly targeted the entry of people from the seven Muslim
countries, namely Libya, Somalia, Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Yemen, and Syria, and those holding
dual citizenship. The reform presupposes that prohibiting entry into the United States would
help to guard the nation against the spying terrorists thereby pausing security threats to the
country (Hamann and Morgenson 394). The immigration reform would also prevent people
who went back to their home countries from coming back to the United States. The only
group of remaining immigrants include people with diplomatic clearance. Trump has also
significantly reduced the number of refugees to be allowed into the United States. The
immigration reform is geared towards suspending certain programs like the resettlement of
refugee program. If the resettlement program is to be allowed back, then it is to only those
being persecuted for their religious background.
Can It Be Legitimately Defended from A Process Standpoint? Explain. The immigration
reform can be legitimately defended from a process standpoint. The United States
Constitution grants authority to the president to suspend the entry of immigrants if it can be
legally proved that the entry is not in the interest of the hosting country, the United States for
that matter (Hamann and Morgenson 397). Additionally, it is the responsibility of the
Congress to set universal laws on the naturalization of citizens as governed by the United
States’ Constitution. Trump’s administration holds that the immigration reform is legal and
can be defended in court.
What Role Do You Imagine Issue Networks Played In That Process? Explain. Issue networks
played a significant role in this process. They believed that the United States was a country of
immigrants. Therefore, it should warmly welcome strangers. They urged the Congress to
make laws to provide a conducive environment to the immigrants (Hamann and Morgenson
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395). Besides, they held that all the citizens of the United States were once aliens in search for
a better life. Nevertheless, they urged the Congress not to pass legislation that was focused on
forceful removal of foreigners from the country.
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Works Cited
Adshead, Fiona, and Allison Thorpe. "The Role of the Government in Public Health: A
National Perspective." Public Health, vol. 121, no. 11, 2007, pp. 835-839. Elsevier
BV, doi:10.1016/j.puhe.2007.02.024.
Hamann, Edmund T., and Cara Morgenson. "Dispatches from Flyover Country: Four
Appraisals of Impacts of Trump's Immigration Policy on Families, Schools, and
Communities." Anthropology & Education Quarterly 48.4 (2017): 393-402.
Stabile, Mark, and Sarah Thomson. "The Changing Role of Government in Financing Health
Care: An International Perspective." Journal of Economic Literature, vol. 52, no. 2,
2014, pp. 480-518.

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