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This 3-page paper discusses present-day Iraq after the US-led invasion and the work that still needs to be done to rebuild the country. In addition, it focuses on organizations carefully monitoring the situation there to ensure no human rights are being violated. There are 8 sources cited.
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government are being implemented appropriately. Many people, mostly on the left side of the political spectrum, are beginning to question Americas overall involvement in the Middle East. As of 2010,
the US has had troops stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan fighting an enemy that has no face. The war on terror is a never-ending battle, and the cost of human
life is too precious. Once the president determines that their job is done and it is time to go home, there is still going to be work that needs to
be done. Therefore, when can one truly say that the job is finished? There is work that needs to be done in every neighborhood across the globe and one can
only imagine what it is like in Iraq now that the government and their way of living has been turned completely upside down. As of March 16,
2010, at least 4,385 US military personnel has been killed in Iraq since the invasion began exactly 7 years ago.1 (AP 2010). This loss of life will only continue to
mount unless an immediate withdraw of troops is implemented. President Barak Obama claims he will send most if not all troops home by August 2010.2 (Lothian and Malveaux 2009). However,
with the approximate 120,000 troops overseas, immediate withdraw will be impossible. But, as part of the agreement former president George W. Bush signed with the Iraqi government, all troops must
be out of Iraqi territories by December 31, 2011.3 (Cockburn 2008). Critics claim withdrawing now will only leave Iraq and its citizens in further disarray. They believe that until a
proper government and infrastructure is established, the United States, since they helped lead the invasion, should be responsible for overseeing that the appropriate people are put in place to run
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