The Administration of President George W. Bush

These employees can have jobs from all over the vocation spectrum, including the following: Aviation, Border Patrol, Law enforcement, emergency response, cybersecurity advisers, chemical facility inspectors, etc. If President Bush didn't implement DHS, we probably would've been attacked again by terrorists through the use of chemicals or some other domestic resource (DHS 1). Just after President George W. Bush heard of the 9/11 attacks, he made it a priority to protect the US from the "evildoers". The moment he heard that a second plane had hit the second tower, Bush resolved that America was not only going to protect its citizens, but also prevent these acts of malicious terror from happening in the first place. He stood on the rubble of the World Trade Center with a bull horn in his hand, promising that we would bring justice to the terrorists who "brought these buildings down." George W. Bush directed this promise to those who had perished in this display of utmost horror (Walsh 5).
             Abu Zubaydah was in a detention center in Guantánamo Bay. Abu Zubaydah was believed to be a high threat from Al-Qaeda. The US later figured out from countless hours of interrogating that Abu was born in raised in Saudi Arabia then moved to Afghanistan to be a leader of a training camp there. This training camp was for Jihadists. Jihadists are a part of the radical Islamic and Muslim community. They believe that violence is necessary to bring down anyone who stands in their way. Abu Zubaydah, formerly known as Zein al-Abidin Mohamed Hussein, was thought of as a threat and put into a detention center. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) started interrogating Abu Zubaydah around the clock on August 4, 2002. The interrogators stopped at nothing to gather essential information, often soliciting the use of torture. The CIA would slam him against walls asking question and if he didn't answer; Abu Zubaydah would receive a new punishment.