What Is the Truth About Illegal Immigrants and Crime: New at Reason

The right wing restrictor is working overtime to convince the American people that an unauthorized foreigner is a "bad guy" committing a crime. Chairman

JOSE CABEZAS / REUTERS / NewscomTrump details two girls in Long Island killed by Salvadoran group MS13 in his North American state speech in detail. The National Review recently reported that the US Citizenship Committee member Peter Kirsanow had "difficult" data and statistics to prove that foreigners who are not documented are more likely to commit crimes than others I wrote an article to use.

But Cato Institute's Alex Nowrasteh discovered some fundamental errors in the analysis of Kirsanow and completely denied his conclusion. He stated that the data on immigration crime rates are not perfect, but that what is being shown is contrary to what Kirsano said.

When people see news about illegal immigration, they usually do not appear in the form of cartoons above; that is, it is not positive. The news about illegal immigrants is often focused on those who committed violent crimes. An example of a story is to focus on illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes while ignoring all those who contribute to society. Then the trump proposal is an unilateral story that Mexico says "they rape their rapists, their drugs ...". I think that most illegal immigrants meet the rates shown in the cartoon above. In other words, they contribute to American society. A few illegal immigrants, but most importantly, those who commit violent crimes.

It is eye-catching for several reasons. Firstly, the problem is not illegal immigration, not even immigrant at all; it is not about crime, welfare or labor ... about ethnic diversity. More Republicans are against it! However, this problem is also surprising due to its unspecified assumption. It is that more and more Caucasian people are increasing. White country? ) Is subject to a positive political debate. It is not considered an integral part of multiethnic democracy, it is regarded as an additional function, additional function. "Is it effective, you probably need to roll it back, let's discuss it now."

On Thursday, Tucker Carlson invited Peter Kirzano to join his first-class Fox News program Tucker Carlson tonight to discuss illegal immigration and crime. They recently played clips of my data on Carlson and the illegal entry crime in Texas. At its early stage, Carlson said there was no good data on illegal immigration crime, and I said that I did it especially from Texas. According to the data, illegal immigrants are lower conviction rates than indigenous Americans