Introduction Recently, a debate about President Barack Obama’s Anti-Terrorism Policy emerged. Former Vice-President of the United States, Richard Cheney, argues against the Anti-Terrorism policies made by the present President of the United States, Barack Obama (Rourke, 2). The position of this paper will be with President Obama’s side of the policy. The Anti-Terrorism policies of the Bush administration stripped the rights given to the citizens from the constitution itself. The values upheld by the pioneers of the United States and that composed the Constitution of the country were ignored by the policies made for the investigation of the terrorists. Many think that there are many other alternative policies rather than what the Bush administration did.