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The use of enforcement statistics to compare crime rates between immigrants and native-born citizens
Research across government and independent organizations shows that and incarcerated at lower rates than U.S.-born residents, though high-profile violent incidents and uneven data collection fuel poli...
’s “criminal alien” tallies are raw enforcement counts that record persons intercepted by who have one or more prior convictions (including convictions abroad) and list types of convictions without ca...
“criminal‑alien” tallies are operational enforcement counts built from apprehensions and criminal convictions recorded by immigration authorities, not population‑based rates with demographic controls;...
A direct, authoritative total for “how many illegal (undocumented) immigrants committed crimes over the last five years” does not exist in the public record provided; federal and scholarly reviews ins...