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Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, their effects still resonate on both the American and international levels. The assaults led to changes in security and military policies, encouraged wars such as those in Afghanistan and Iraq, and resulted in expanded powers for security agencies, while debates continue over their social and political costs. On the societal front, discrimination against Muslims in the United States has increased, with stereotypes associated with terrorism still influencing public perceptions of them, despite their growing political and social participation. Globally, it has been shown that the memory of September 11 continues to impact many Americans' views of Islam, and the lasting legacy of those events raises ongoing questions about the balance between counter-terrorism efforts and civil liberties, amid ongoing debates about the costs of this path.
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