A_Great_Injustice

A Great Injustice A Great Injustice The United States government has been on a wild goose chase for the better part of the last century. They have been engaged in an actual declared “War on Drugs.” This never ending, impossible battle has cost the tax payers of this nation billions, not to mention the countless rights infringements that are allowed due to the “eminent threat” of these drugs to our way of life. Drug policymakers have long forgotten that their primary responsibility is to serve the people. Their focus is on one thing and one thing only: The eradication of drugs by any means necessary. This has caused many on capital hill to ignore the idea that forceful drug eradication may not be the best thing for the people. They have turned a blind eye to the damage that their policies cause. On of the most obvious and easily remedied unjust policies is the addition of the drug provision added to the Higher Education Act (HEA) in 2000. Under this provision, those who have been convicted of drug offences could be denied access to federal aid money for school. This law has negatively effected over education, drug, provision, policy, one, convicted, act, way, should, people, higher, effected, drugs, crime, unjust, thing, students, someone, school, nation, money, men, means, likely, life, less, law, just, issue, far, denied, being, been, already, aid