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The use of enforcement records to measure crime rates among undocumented immigrants.
The available, peer-reviewed and policy-focused reporting does not identify particular U.S. states as having reliably higher rates of violent crime committed by undocumented (illegal) immigrants; inst...
Available, high-quality research and federal reporting do not provide a single, reliable national tally of how many people have been killed or raped by people who are undocumented; multiple scholarly ...
is hampered by missing, mismatched, and politicized data: population denominators are estimated rather than directly observed, law-enforcement records rarely include reliable legal-status markers, and...
The found that and lack consistent guidance and adequate data systems to identify and track encounters where people claim U.S. citizenship, which has contributed to of U.S. citizens, and it to reduce ...
tallies reported by agencies like and are raw counts of convictions that intersect with federal immigration enforcement and often include immigration-specific offenses, whereas per‑capita come from po...
Across the available, peer‑reviewed research and official compilations, immigrants—including unauthorized immigrants—are arrested and convicted at lower rates than U.S.-born people where researchers c...