In similar fashion, in the article, : Guidelines for the Interviews Regarding International Terrorism", explains how using the interviewing techniques can help getting information from a terrorist can work effectively ( Deputy Attorney General,2001). The law enforcement federal, state and local enforcement interviewing process include general information and the directly to the anti-terrorism questions. The general information includes; identity, telephone numbers, residence, employment and sources of income, education, foreign countries, armed conflict, reasons for the individual's visit, and threats or violence directed at the individual. The anti terrorism questions are knowledge regarding events of September 11, 2001, reaction to terrorism, involvement in terrorism, training of terrorism, knowledge of terrorism, advocates of violence, knowledge of terrorists overseas, other suspicious activity, other with information, knowledge of any other criminal activities, and willingness to provide information in the future. The United States of America interview techniques is a valuable source that is helping all over the country to gain information of possible crimes or committed crimes. United States of America claim to have a moral rights and can't denied the same rights from a terrorist suspect that is arrest in the United States of America territory. Every terrorist suspects deserved the right to hear the Miranda Warning rights and fairness equality.The Miranda Warning does not hurt no one instead help us get information.