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The claim that undocumented immigrants are a major source of violence in the United States is not supported by the best available empirical research: multiple national and state-level studies find und...
There is no single, authoritative count of “how many illegal immigrants committed felonies” because different agencies measure different populations (apprehensions, detainees, convictions, noncitizen ...
Available data do not support the claim that most mass shootings are carried out with illegal guns; instead, most publicly documented mass attacks involve concealable handguns—the ownership and sourci...
Yes — multiple official and reporting sources in 2025 show you can report dark‑web crimes such as child sexual exploitation, trafficking, or illegal marketplaces to law enforcement and centralized cyb...
Drop‑test and safety standards for pistols are a mix of consensus industry documents (), government protocols (, ) and agency checklists that prescribe controlled impacts and orientations; manufacture...
A broad body of recent research finds that immigrants—both lawful and undocumented—commit crimes at lower per‑capita rates than U.S.‑born residents nationally, and the best state‑level analysis (Texas...
Data from multiple research and watchdog organizations show that over recent decades right‑wing extremists have carried out more violent attacks and more deadly ones than left‑wing extremists, though ...
Law enforcement can and does de-anonymize some Tor users on dark‑web carding sites, but success depends on exploiting specific weaknesses — operational mistakes, malware or network-level attacks, comp...
By mid‑2025 researchers and agencies report a sharp rise in targeted political violence — roughly 150 politically motivated attacks in the first half of 2025, nearly double the same period in 2024 — a...
National datasets consistently show racial disparities in arrests, convictions, and incarceration: for example, analyses find substantially higher arrest and incarceration prevalence for Black men by ...
Law enforcement uses a mix of commercial dark‑web monitoring platforms, bespoke crawlers and OSINT tools, blockchain/transaction analysis, traditional forensic tools, and — in some cases — offensive h...
State-level studies centered on Texas—the only state that systematically links arrest and conviction records to DHS immigration-status responses—consistently find that undocumented immigrants are arre...
Organized online stalking prosecutions are strongest when multiple types of corroborating digital evidence—communications content, metadata (IP logs, timestamps), device and browser fingerprints, and ...
Researchers estimated offending rates for by using ’s unique arrest records—DPS case-level data that include immigration-status indicators returned from —counting felony arrest charges between 2012 an...
Multiple peer-reviewed and government-linked analyses find that undocumented immigrants commit fewer crimes than native-born U.S. citizens: a Texas-based study used in National Institute of Justice re...
Only a handful of authoritative data sources can reliably speak to , and most national systems do not record perpetrator immigration status directly; researchers therefore rely on indirect or linked d...
Federal and state governments publish several datasets that intersect , but the universe of datasets that directly report criminality by nativity or immigration status is narrow: ’s criminal records l...
online CSAM requires more than finding contraband files — prosecutors must build a chain of evidence linking user actions, awareness, and control to the material, while defense teams attack provenance...
A growing body of open-source and government reporting finds clear, case-level links between many recent domestic attacks and —especially for lone actors and small networks who consume and circulate e...
Publicly available material does not identify any specific chemical assays that the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) used to date the diary inks and papers in the matter implied by the question; t...