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The relationship between immigration status and crime rates
Peer‑reviewed research and high‑quality government‑funded analyses consistently find that , including unauthorized immigrants, do not have higher crime rates than U.S.‑born residents and in many cases...
Researchers compensate for the absence of fields in national arrest records by combining jurisdictional datasets that do record status, for unauthorized residents, and careful robustness checks — an a...
Measured differences in crime between immigrants and natives often shrink or disappear once socioeconomic conditions—poverty, unemployment, education, housing instability—and selection effects are acc...