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The relationship between immigration enforcement, local policies, and crime trends.
The simple question—“Do immigrants commit more rapes in Europe statistically?”—has no single, universally accepted answer: some country-level analyses and court-case reviews point to overrepresentatio...
A recent Swedish population-based study analyzing convictions for rape and related offences between 2000–2020 finds a pronounced overrepresentation of people with an immigrant background among those c...
A substantial body of empirical research finds that undocumented immigrants are arrested and incarcerated at lower rates than U.S.-born citizens across violent, drug, and property offenses, and that i...
State-level research—most notably studies using Department of Public Safety arrest data—consistently finds that have lower homicide arrest and conviction rates than U.S.-born residents; the influentia...
A growing, interdisciplinary peer‑reviewed literature examines how and local policies shape crime trends; several studies find that tougher enforcement can reduce official crime reports but also disco...
The preponderance of peer-reviewed research and major policy analyses finds no broad causal link between ; in many cases immigrant presence is associated with similar or lower rates of violent crime c...
and have repeatedly amplified fears that , even as a broad body of peer‑reviewed research across countries finds little or no causal link—and in many cases lower rates of criminality among immigrants ...
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...
A set of widely reported, recorded remarks by — spanning his 2015 campaign launch, television interviews, campaign press statements, rallies and addresses — contain repeated characterizations of Mexic...