Tell your House rethuglicans to pass the border bill. In the meantime the murder rate for illegal immigrants is considerably lower. How about you do something to stop that? Hypocrite.
A suspect was arrested in the Univ. of Georgia student slaying...
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Mush Brain is the executive. He doesn't need a border bill to do his damn job. He doesn't want to do his job.
Tell your House rethuglicans to pass the border bill. In the meantime the murder rate for illegal immigrants is considerably lower. How about you do something to stop that? Hypocrite.
Mush came here to eat ice cream and to fvck up the country….and he’s all out of ice cream.
Sure go ahead and do it. I guarantee you it's not 100% of natural born citizens
And these crime rates are not consistently reported and/or collected.
Here is one such group that addresses this very thing.
"To summarize, we know little about the overall crime rate of illegal immigrants in Texas, except that it is probably understated in the DPS data. There is stronger evidence that illegal immigrants are convicted of serious offenses such as homicide and sexual assault at above-average rates, but more research is needed."
Check these links out:
Atheists, Communists and Lawyers United: ACLU
Know Your Rights | Immigrants' Rights | ACLU
Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more here about your rights as an immigrant, and how to express them.
www.aclu.org
https://www.nilc.org/issues/immigration-enforcement/healthcare-provider-and-patients-rights-imm-enf/
"Federal and state privacy laws provide protections that further limit the disclosure of patient information—including immigration status–related information—to law enforcement officials."
When immigrants are and aren’t afraid of reporting crime
Research on crime reporting and immigration policies suggests that policymakers can protect public safety best by welcoming immigrants.
www.thecgo.org
"Or, you may be unwilling to report a crime or suspicious behavior because you don’t want to draw attention to your undocumented family members."
Heck immigration proponents have this to say about them but for different reasons...
Policy Brief | Prejudicial and Unreliable: The Role of Police Reports in U.S. Immigration Detention & Deportation Decisions
The U.S. immigration system routinely detains and deports immigrants on the basis of an arrest or criminal conviction — tearing them away from livelihood, family and community. The weighty decision of who to detain and deport often turns on the contents of a single document: a police report.
Police Reports Are Utilized Widely In Immigration Decision-Making. They Are Inherently Unreliable And Prejudicial Documents Because:
Nah. If misdemeanors trigger snowflakes like you, the number of speeding tickets would ruin you.
well they have to somehow figure out how to blame whites for crimes other races commit
In the meantime the murder rate for illegal immigrants is considerably lower than of natural born citizens.
Hmmm...
www.pewresearch.org
"Why does the crime rate soar among second-generation immigrants compared with their foreign-born peers?"
www.brookings.edu
"Second-generation immigrants typically have higher crime rates than first-generation immigrants. In the U.S. context, however, most second-generation immigrants continue to enjoy lower crime rates than the native-born population. In stark contrast, research findings in European countries indicate that some second-generation immigrant groups have crime rates that drastically exceed those of the native-born population."
And then you have those pesky "Martians" in green that defy classification...
www.statista.com
Crime rises among second-generation immigrants as they assimilate
Second-generation immigrants are just “catching up” with the rest of us, a new study says.
www.pewresearch.org
"Why does the crime rate soar among second-generation immigrants compared with their foreign-born peers?"
Future Development Reads: Immigration and crime in the United States, Europe and Japan: What the research shows, what folks believe, and what governments should do | Brookings
Indermit Gill provides perspective on recent debates and sentiments towards immigration.
www.brookings.edu
"Second-generation immigrants typically have higher crime rates than first-generation immigrants. In the U.S. context, however, most second-generation immigrants continue to enjoy lower crime rates than the native-born population. In stark contrast, research findings in European countries indicate that some second-generation immigrant groups have crime rates that drastically exceed those of the native-born population."
And then you have those pesky "Martians" in green that defy classification...
Prevalence rate of violent crime, by ethnicity U.S. 2022 | Statista
In 2022, the prevalence of violent crime increased for all races in the United States in comparison to the previous year.
www.statista.com
That’s saying that in the US second generation immigrants, while being higher than first generation immigrants, are still lower with regard to crime rate than “native born” population, right?Hmmm...
Crime rises among second-generation immigrants as they assimilate
Second-generation immigrants are just “catching up” with the rest of us, a new study says.
"Why does the crime rate soar among second-generation immigrants compared with their foreign-born peers?"
Future Development Reads: Immigration and crime in the United States, Europe and Japan: What the research shows, what folks believe, and what governments should do | Brookings
Indermit Gill provides perspective on recent debates and sentiments towards immigration.
"Second-generation immigrants typically have higher crime rates than first-generation immigrants. In the U.S. context, however, most second-generation immigrants continue to enjoy lower crime rates than the native-born population. In stark contrast, research findings in European countries indicate that some second-generation immigrant groups have crime rates that drastically exceed those of the native-born population."
And then you have those pesky "Martians" in green that defy classification...
Prevalence rate of violent crime, by ethnicity U.S. 2022 | Statista
In 2022, the prevalence of violent crime increased for all races in the United States in comparison to the previous year.
So, in order, you’re safest around first generation immigrants, then second generation immigrants, then “native born” people?
Sorry you don't see the reporting bias there...
Failure to report crimes. Failure to document immigration status on arrest reports. Etc.
Did you not notice the discrepancies between the US and European numbers either?
And what is the green "other" race?
Remember, I said earlier you are on EG's team. I think you are proving that yet again...
Hmmm... Maybe it depends on where the "native-born" reside...
usafacts.org
In 2021, the rate of violent victimization in urban areas was 24.5 victimizations per 1,000 people. That’s more than double the rural area rate of 11.1.
The rate of property victimization in urban areas was 157.5 per 1,000 people. In rural areas, the rate was 57.7.
But not all crime is urban or rural. The DOJ report also tracks a third location: suburban areas. These are all census blocks not categorized as urban or rural. Those in suburban areas reported higher rates of victimization for both violent and property crime than rural areas, but lower rates than those in urban areas.
Where are crime victimization rates higher: urban or rural areas?
Crime victimization rates are higher in urban than rural areas, but despite a rise in urban violent crime victimizations reported in 2021, rates have been falling for decades.
usafacts.org
In 2021, the rate of violent victimization in urban areas was 24.5 victimizations per 1,000 people. That’s more than double the rural area rate of 11.1.
The rate of property victimization in urban areas was 157.5 per 1,000 people. In rural areas, the rate was 57.7.
But not all crime is urban or rural. The DOJ report also tracks a third location: suburban areas. These are all census blocks not categorized as urban or rural. Those in suburban areas reported higher rates of victimization for both violent and property crime than rural areas, but lower rates than those in urban areas.
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