Across the United States, there are quite a few examples of cities and states where a strong interest in securing the DNA of citizens is being argued as in the public good.
One example is in Arizona where they are mulling over a mandatory DNA database containing the DNA of every Arizona resident (https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/02/dna-arizona/583120/)
In Virginia, a similar concept is being argued (https://www.aclu.org/blog/privacy-technology/medical-and-genetic-privacy/proposal-expand-mandatory-dna-collection), and the debate rages.
The question is – there are many positive reasons why DNA should be collected, but there are a few questions raised about this policy / practice.
Consider and evaluate, and analyze the pros and cons.
Points are awarded based on how much you analyze and the complexity or depth of your answer. Superficial analysis will receive minimum points.
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