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The relationship between immigration policies and crime rates in the U.S.
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...
A single, authoritative national tally of how many Americans have been killed by “illegal immigrants” does not exist in publicly available government or scholarly datasets, and claims such as “4,000 d...
Available public reporting shows that workers using have paid billions in payroll-related taxes, but the sources provided do not offer a reliable, up-to-date percentage of total Social Security payrol...
, high‑profile criminal cases involving non‑citizens have been leveraged in political debates and administrative policy settings to press for tougher immigration enforcement and clearer criminal‑groun...