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Comparison of incarceration rates between immigrants and U.S.-born citizens
There is no authoritative, evidence-based count of “”; available government and independent datasets do not produce a single national total that answers that question directly . Repeated viral claims ...
Multiple major studies converge on the finding that immigrants—both legal and undocumented in many analyses—have lower rates of incarceration, arrest, and many measured felony offenses than U.S.-born ...
Federal border-enforcement data show that southern border who have prior criminal convictions are a small minority of total encounters and that the exact share varies year to year; CBP publishes convi...
Available, reputable research does not show that immigrants in Minnesota have driven a measurable increase in crime; long-run studies find immigrants commit crime at lower rates than the U.S.-born, Mi...