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The relationship between immigration status and crime rates, including the claim that undocumented immigrants have lower offending rates for many crimes compared to U.S.-born individuals.
There is no reliable, publicly available national count of Americans killed “at the hands of an illegal immigrant”; independent fact‑checking and researchers say no comprehensive national statistic ex...
Federal enforcement tallies and academic studies paint different pictures: and data report counts of “criminal aliens” and a rise in detainers in FY, but peer‑reviewed and government‑funded research f...
The best peer-reviewed evidence — a Texas statewide study that directly links arrest and conviction records to immigration status — finds undocumented immigrants are arrested and convicted at substant...
Multiple empirical studies — most notably a detailed arrest-data analysis published in and summarized by the — find that are arrested at substantially lower rates than native‑born citizens and general...
tallies reported by agencies like and are raw counts of convictions that intersect with federal immigration enforcement and often include immigration-specific offenses, whereas per‑capita come from po...