Jose Ibarra found guilty on all charges related to Laken Riley’s murder

[Ucfmikes]

Your data is incomplete and only measured the state of Texas. Take Arizona for example:

Undocumented immigrants are at least 142% more likely to be convicted of a crime than other Arizonans. They also tend to commit more serious crimes and serve 10.5% longer sentences, more likely to be classified as dangerous, and 45% more likely to be gang members than U.S. citizens. Yet, there are several reasons that these numbers are likely to underestimate the share of crime committed by undocumented immigrants. There are dramatic differences between in the criminal histories of convicts who are U.S. citizens and undocumented immigrants.

Undocumented Immigrants, U.S. Citizens, and Convicted Criminals in Arizona

Using newly released detailed data on all prisoners who entered the Arizona state prison from January 1985 through June 2017, we are able to separate non-U.S. c

papers.ssrn.com

If they don’t commit crimes now, they will eventually. How do I know this? Because they all already committed a crime to get here.

Deport all their asses. January 20th is judgement day

 

[KnighttimeJoe]

If they don’t commit crimes now, they will eventually. How do I know this? Because they all already committed a crime to get here.

Deport all their asses. January 20th is judgement day

LIBERATION DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Ucfmikes]

LIBERATION DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hopefully the Trumpster will make January 20th a Federal national holiday. Off from work and stuff.

Screw Inauguration Day!

 

[thall_]

If they don’t commit crimes now, they will eventually. How do I know this? Because they all already committed a crime to get here.

Deport all their asses. January 20th is judgement day

They already are, clearly. One debunked study doesn't trump (kek) the newest data

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checks the background of illegal aliens they have in custody. But, the administration’s letter to Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) shows that as of July 21, 2024, ICE let 435,719 convicted criminals and 226,847 people with pending criminal charges in their home countries into the U.S.

Of those cleared by ICE, 13,099 have convictions for homicide, and another 1,845 were facing criminal charges. Some 9,461 have convictions for sex offenses (not including assault or commercialized sex), and 2,659 face pending charges. The convictions include other crimes such as assault (62,231), robbery (10,031), sexual assault (15,811), weapons offenses (13,423), and dangerous drugs (56,533).

About 7.4 million noncitizens are in the “national docket data,” so 662,776 is 9% of the total, and if one extrapolates the numbers to the homicide rate in this country, it strongly indicates that the government is letting migrants into this country who commit murder at a rate 50% higher than the rest of the U.S. population.

The New Data on Migrant Crime

The new data on all the criminal noncitizens coming into the U.S. is shocking. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checks the background of illegal aliens they have in custody. But, the

realclearwire.com

 

[hemightbejeremy]

Your data is incomplete and only measured the state of Texas. Take Arizona for example:

Undocumented immigrants are at least 142% more likely to be convicted of a crime than other Arizonans. They also tend to commit more serious crimes and serve 10.5% longer sentences, more likely to be classified as dangerous, and 45% more likely to be gang members than U.S. citizens. Yet, there are several reasons that these numbers are likely to underestimate the share of crime committed by undocumented immigrants. There are dramatic differences between in the criminal histories of convicts who are U.S. citizens and undocumented immigrants.

Undocumented Immigrants, U.S. Citizens, and Convicted Criminals in Arizona

Using newly released detailed data on all prisoners who entered the Arizona state prison from January 1985 through June 2017, we are able to separate non-U.S. c

papers.ssrn.com

Cool. And good info. Thanks.