IsaacNewton
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No but they are apparently an Olympic syncronized swim team that constantly swim in your brain. Turn the PC off and go get some air.
Here's Why To Not Let Your State Go Blue
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No but they are apparently an Olympic syncronized swim team that constantly swim in your brain. Turn the PC off and go get some air.
That's why the liberals like that approach....it feeds and procreates lawyers.
That makes a ton of more government that's not really necessary.
Lawyers, jailers, judges, administrators.
protectionist
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In this case, I don't make any conclusion other than the fact that these women said nothing for decades, and all of a sudden right before 2 elections (that Democrats loaded with cash, want ti win), here they are popping off in front of the TV cameras.
There is no hard evidence. But there's a ton of circumstantial. All pointing to these women taking bribes to accuse Trump and Moore. One might ask if they were going to accuse, why didn't they do it in all these years (and decades) ? Why now ? Right before an election.
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I live in Kansas, a state thoroughly screwed by republicans..What exactly has Ann Coulter ever done make people think we should actually listen to her opinion?
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As the Rock of WWE fame would say >> "IT DOESN'T MATTER" about the arms. All tat matters id that Trump was referring to Kovalski's lying words bout his Washington Post article. I refuted you, and you were clueless on this years after it occured, so don't try to take the high ground on me, Ms Know Nothing.
And since you want to do the "how about" thing OK, I'll play that game with you ? HOW ABOUT all these people ?...who I had never heard of until I read Ann's book Mugged,(page 22-92) I'll bet my last $ in the bank you never heard of them either. Go ahead read. Find out how much you don't know.
>> Eleanor Bumpurs, Micheal Stewart, Larry Davis, Lemrick Nelson, Kiko Garcia, Marla Hanson, Marion Barry, Edward Summers, Robert Chambers, Michael Lasane, the Howard Beach case, Ann Viner/Evelyn Wagler, Channon Christian/Chistopher Newsom, White gangs at Columbia University (1987), Sabrina Collins (Emory University), Gilbert Moore, Jr (Williams College), Alicia Hardin (Trinity Intl Univ.-2005), Tawana Brawley, Laurie Hecht, etc.
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Best in the world at what?
protectionist
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Filling in your empty head about all the people in Post # 145, and the crime cases they were involved with, that you never heard of.
>> Eleanor Bumpurs, Micheal Stewart, Larry Davis, Lemrick Nelson, Kiko Garcia, Marla Hanson, Marion Barry, Edward Summers, Robert Chambers, Michael Lasane, the Howard Beach case, Ann Viner/Evelyn Wagler, Channon Christian/Chistopher Newsom, White gangs at Columbia University (1987), Sabrina Collins (Emory University), Gilbert Moore, Jr (Williams College), Alicia Hardin (Trinity Intl Univ.-2005), Tawana Brawley, Laurie Hecht, etc.
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protectionist
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So then cure your ignorance - READ the books, and LEARN, instead of jumping in here all airhead, and posting nothing.
protectionist
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And while you dupes are kept ignorant of important reports, your Democrat brain washers Rob the country blind, with illegal aliens stealing your jobs by the millions, and screw you and your family and friends, by pillaging your economy for $138 Billion in remittances$$ every year + tens of Billions$ more, via the anchor baby racket. Idiots.
Remittance Flows Worldwide in 2016
That's real funny.
Obviously you think raping and murdering children is funny too.
TroglocratsRdumb
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Unless a hell of a lot in that regard has changed since 2014, in the U.S., no, they don't for the most part.
Surely you will acknowledge that there were far more than 140K crimes committed in 2000. Furthermore:
From the findings of the studies above, both Census-data driven ones and macro-level ones, the notion that immigrants are more crime-prone than natives does not hold water. There are numerous reasons why immigrant criminality is lower than native criminality. One explanation is that immigrants who commit crimes can be deported and thus are punished more for criminal behavior, making them less likely to break the law.
- 2010/2015 -- The Criminalization of Immigration in the United States
- Immigrants are less likely than native-born individuals to engage in criminal behavior.
- In 2010, 10.7% of native-born men aged 18-39 without a high school degree were incarcerated compared to 2.8% of Mexican immigrants and 1.7% of Guatemalan and Salvadoran immigrants.
- 2014 -- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report
- 177,960 --> The quantity of undocumented immigrants deported in 2013 who were convicted criminals
- 2015 -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake
- "Between FY 2010 and FY 2014, there were 121 unique criminal aliens who had an active case at the time of release and were subsequently charged with homicide-related offenses." That's about nine per year.
- 2013 -- Prisoners in 2013
- There were 73,665 inmates in state and federal prisons who are not U.S. citizens.
- 2000 -- On Immigration and Crime
- With few exceptions, immigrants are less crime prone than natives or have no effect on crime rates.
- 2000/2007 -- Why Are Immigrants' Crime Rates So Low?
- Butcher and Piehl examine the incarceration rates for men aged 18-40 in the 1980, 1990, and 2000 Censuses. In each year immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated than natives with the gap widening each decade. By 2000, immigrants have incarceration rates that are one-fifth those of the native-born.
- 2013 -- Understanding the Impact of Immigration on Crime
- Spenkuch found that a 10% increase in the share of immigrants increases the property crime rate by 1.2% and that immigrants have no on violent crime rates. He found too that Mexican immigrants account entirely for the effect on property crime rates, committing 3.5 to 5 times as many property crimes as the average native; however, all other immigrants commit less than half as many crimes of any sort as natives.
- Various years -- Multiple researchers found that the population of immigrants is either not correlated or negatively correlated with crime rates.
- Secure Communities (S-COMM) program [1] analysis -- Miles and Cox used the phased rollout to see how S-COMM affected crime rates per county. If immigrants were disproportionately criminal, then S-COMM would decrease the crime rates. They found that S-COMM “led to no meaningful reduction in the FBI index crime rate” including violent crimes. Treyger et al found that S-COMM did not decrease crime rates nor did it lead to an increase in discriminatory policing that some critics were worried about.
- 2000 -- Exploring the Connection between Immigration and Violent Crime Rates in U.S. Cities, 1980–2000
- Ousey and Kubrin looked at 159 cities at three dates between 1980 and 2000 and found that crime rates and levels of immigration are not correlated. Their research found that “[v]iolent crime is not a deleterious consequence of increased immigration.”
- Immigration and the Recent Violent Crime Drop in the United States
- Using time‐series techniques and annual data for metropolitan areas over the 1994–2004 period, [Stowell et al] assessed the impact of changes in immigration on changes in violent crime rates. Their multivariate analyses showed that violent crime rates tended to decrease as metropolitan areas experienced gains in their concentration of immigrants. This inverse relationship was especially robust for robbery.
There is, of course, one crime genre whereof illegal immigrants commit almost exclusively are the perpetrators: immigration offenses. Because immigration violations are crimes, to the extent immigration-law-only offenses are included in immigrant crime, doing so materially overstates immigrant crime rates, thereby denuding greatly their legitimacy for asserting that immigrants commit more crime than do non-immigrants.
Note:
- The Secure Communities program (S-COMM) uses a federal information-sharing partnership between DHS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that helps to identify in-custody aliens without imposing new or additional requirements on state and local law enforcement. For decades, local jurisdictions have shared the fingerprints of individuals arrested and/or booked into custody with the FBI to see if those individuals have a criminal record and outstanding warrants.
Under S-COMM, the FBI automatically sends the fingerprints to DHS to check against its immigration databases. If these checks reveal that an individual is unlawfully present in the United States or otherwise removable, ICE takes enforcement action -- prioritizing the removal of individuals who present the most significant threats to public safety as determined by the severity of their crime, their criminal history, and risk to public safety – as well as those who have violated the nation’s immigration laws.
S-COMM proved beneficial for facilitating deportations, but not useful at reducing crime rates. Note that the remark to which this post is a response is about immigrants' criminality, not the government's success at/rate of deportations.
Below is every post you've in this thread made prior to the one above, which is post 40. You've not posted a damn thing that readers can verifiably trace to so much as one government agency and you've not put one reference/corroborating link in any of those posts. If have ever posted such information on USMB, it damn sure isn't in this thread.
In contrast, four of the first five bullet-list references to which I linked are government agency/department/bureau sourced:Wrong, illegals commit far more crime vs US citizens stop lying. I have already corrected you on this before yet you keep telling the same lie over and over again. RealDave professional liar I guess, here have a bunch of these
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Justice publication entitled The Nature of Crime: Continuity and Change.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
- Prisoners in 2013 comes from the Dept. of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
The U.S. Sentencing Commission found that 75 percent of all criminal defendants who were convicted and sentenced for federal drug offenses were illegals.
The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Sentencing Commission reported that as of 2014, illegals were convicted and sentenced for over 13 percent of all crimes committed in the U.S. yet make up only 3% of the population.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) between June 2011 and March 2017, over 217,000 illegals were arrested and booked into Texas jails. They had jointly committed over nearly 600,000 criminal offenses. Their arrests included nearly 1,200 homicides; almost 69,000 assaults; 16,854 burglaries; 700 kidnappings; nearly 6,200 sexual assaults.
The Democratic Party needs more poor uneducated voters who hate Americans.
That is why they want open borders.
TroglocratsRdumb
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protectionist(op)'s point is that the Democrats spread crime.
He is correct.
The Democrats identify with criminals.
They regard themselves and criminals as the victims of society.
The Democratic Party registers convicted felons to vote.
The Blue Democrat parts of our state are where the concentrations of crime and poverty are.
The Democrats are a step backwards both economically and culturally.
He is correct.
The Democrats identify with criminals.
They regard themselves and criminals as the victims of society.
The Democratic Party registers convicted felons to vote.
The Blue Democrat parts of our state are where the concentrations of crime and poverty are.
The Democrats are a step backwards both economically and culturally.
francoHFW
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The Democratic immigration bill of 2010 had a SS ID card that would have stopped illegal immigration, silly Dupe. The The GOP will keep this crap going forever. Wall is useless.
francoHFW
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GOP Law & order Madness keeps felons criminals. Let them work stupid.
francoHFW
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No one wants open borders, dupe. Hillary was talking about trade ya goddamn brainwashed functional moron.Unless a hell of a lot in that regard has changed since 2014, in the U.S., no, they don't for the most part.
Surely you will acknowledge that there were far more than 140K crimes committed in 2000. Furthermore:
From the findings of the studies above, both Census-data driven ones and macro-level ones, the notion that immigrants are more crime-prone than natives does not hold water. There are numerous reasons why immigrant criminality is lower than native criminality. One explanation is that immigrants who commit crimes can be deported and thus are punished more for criminal behavior, making them less likely to break the law.
- 2010/2015 -- The Criminalization of Immigration in the United States
- Immigrants are less likely than native-born individuals to engage in criminal behavior.
- In 2010, 10.7% of native-born men aged 18-39 without a high school degree were incarcerated compared to 2.8% of Mexican immigrants and 1.7% of Guatemalan and Salvadoran immigrants.
- 2014 -- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report
- 177,960 --> The quantity of undocumented immigrants deported in 2013 who were convicted criminals
- 2015 -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake
- "Between FY 2010 and FY 2014, there were 121 unique criminal aliens who had an active case at the time of release and were subsequently charged with homicide-related offenses." That's about nine per year.
- 2013 -- Prisoners in 2013
- There were 73,665 inmates in state and federal prisons who are not U.S. citizens.
- 2000 -- On Immigration and Crime
- With few exceptions, immigrants are less crime prone than natives or have no effect on crime rates.
- 2000/2007 -- Why Are Immigrants' Crime Rates So Low?
- Butcher and Piehl examine the incarceration rates for men aged 18-40 in the 1980, 1990, and 2000 Censuses. In each year immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated than natives with the gap widening each decade. By 2000, immigrants have incarceration rates that are one-fifth those of the native-born.
- 2013 -- Understanding the Impact of Immigration on Crime
- Spenkuch found that a 10% increase in the share of immigrants increases the property crime rate by 1.2% and that immigrants have no on violent crime rates. He found too that Mexican immigrants account entirely for the effect on property crime rates, committing 3.5 to 5 times as many property crimes as the average native; however, all other immigrants commit less than half as many crimes of any sort as natives.
- Various years -- Multiple researchers found that the population of immigrants is either not correlated or negatively correlated with crime rates.
- Secure Communities (S-COMM) program [1] analysis -- Miles and Cox used the phased rollout to see how S-COMM affected crime rates per county. If immigrants were disproportionately criminal, then S-COMM would decrease the crime rates. They found that S-COMM “led to no meaningful reduction in the FBI index crime rate” including violent crimes. Treyger et al found that S-COMM did not decrease crime rates nor did it lead to an increase in discriminatory policing that some critics were worried about.
- 2000 -- Exploring the Connection between Immigration and Violent Crime Rates in U.S. Cities, 1980–2000
- Ousey and Kubrin looked at 159 cities at three dates between 1980 and 2000 and found that crime rates and levels of immigration are not correlated. Their research found that “[v]iolent crime is not a deleterious consequence of increased immigration.”
- Immigration and the Recent Violent Crime Drop in the United States
- Using time‐series techniques and annual data for metropolitan areas over the 1994–2004 period, [Stowell et al] assessed the impact of changes in immigration on changes in violent crime rates. Their multivariate analyses showed that violent crime rates tended to decrease as metropolitan areas experienced gains in their concentration of immigrants. This inverse relationship was especially robust for robbery.
There is, of course, one crime genre whereof illegal immigrants commit almost exclusively are the perpetrators: immigration offenses. Because immigration violations are crimes, to the extent immigration-law-only offenses are included in immigrant crime, doing so materially overstates immigrant crime rates, thereby denuding greatly their legitimacy for asserting that immigrants commit more crime than do non-immigrants.
Note:
- The Secure Communities program (S-COMM) uses a federal information-sharing partnership between DHS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that helps to identify in-custody aliens without imposing new or additional requirements on state and local law enforcement. For decades, local jurisdictions have shared the fingerprints of individuals arrested and/or booked into custody with the FBI to see if those individuals have a criminal record and outstanding warrants.
Under S-COMM, the FBI automatically sends the fingerprints to DHS to check against its immigration databases. If these checks reveal that an individual is unlawfully present in the United States or otherwise removable, ICE takes enforcement action -- prioritizing the removal of individuals who present the most significant threats to public safety as determined by the severity of their crime, their criminal history, and risk to public safety – as well as those who have violated the nation’s immigration laws.
S-COMM proved beneficial for facilitating deportations, but not useful at reducing crime rates. Note that the remark to which this post is a response is about immigrants' criminality, not the government's success at/rate of deportations.
Below is every post you've in this thread made prior to the one above, which is post 40. You've not posted a damn thing that readers can verifiably trace to so much as one government agency and you've not put one reference/corroborating link in any of those posts. If have ever posted such information on USMB, it damn sure isn't in this thread.
In contrast, four of the first five bullet-list references to which I linked are government agency/department/bureau sourced:Wrong, illegals commit far more crime vs US citizens stop lying. I have already corrected you on this before yet you keep telling the same lie over and over again. RealDave professional liar I guess, here have a bunch of these
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Justice publication entitled The Nature of Crime: Continuity and Change.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
- Prisoners in 2013 comes from the Dept. of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
The U.S. Sentencing Commission found that 75 percent of all criminal defendants who were convicted and sentenced for federal drug offenses were illegals.
The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Sentencing Commission reported that as of 2014, illegals were convicted and sentenced for over 13 percent of all crimes committed in the U.S. yet make up only 3% of the population.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) between June 2011 and March 2017, over 217,000 illegals were arrested and booked into Texas jails. They had jointly committed over nearly 600,000 criminal offenses. Their arrests included nearly 1,200 homicides; almost 69,000 assaults; 16,854 burglaries; 700 kidnappings; nearly 6,200 sexual assaults.
The Democratic Party needs more poor uneducated voters who hate Americans.
That is why they want open borders.
TroglocratsRdumb
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No one wants open borders, dupe. Hillary was talking about trade ya goddamn brainwashed functional moron.Unless a hell of a lot in that regard has changed since 2014, in the U.S., no, they don't for the most part.
Surely you will acknowledge that there were far more than 140K crimes committed in 2000. Furthermore:
From the findings of the studies above, both Census-data driven ones and macro-level ones, the notion that immigrants are more crime-prone than natives does not hold water. There are numerous reasons why immigrant criminality is lower than native criminality. One explanation is that immigrants who commit crimes can be deported and thus are punished more for criminal behavior, making them less likely to break the law.
- 2010/2015 -- The Criminalization of Immigration in the United States
- Immigrants are less likely than native-born individuals to engage in criminal behavior.
- In 2010, 10.7% of native-born men aged 18-39 without a high school degree were incarcerated compared to 2.8% of Mexican immigrants and 1.7% of Guatemalan and Salvadoran immigrants.
- 2014 -- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report
- 177,960 --> The quantity of undocumented immigrants deported in 2013 who were convicted criminals
- 2015 -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake
- "Between FY 2010 and FY 2014, there were 121 unique criminal aliens who had an active case at the time of release and were subsequently charged with homicide-related offenses." That's about nine per year.
- 2013 -- Prisoners in 2013
- There were 73,665 inmates in state and federal prisons who are not U.S. citizens.
- 2000 -- On Immigration and Crime
- With few exceptions, immigrants are less crime prone than natives or have no effect on crime rates.
- 2000/2007 -- Why Are Immigrants' Crime Rates So Low?
- Butcher and Piehl examine the incarceration rates for men aged 18-40 in the 1980, 1990, and 2000 Censuses. In each year immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated than natives with the gap widening each decade. By 2000, immigrants have incarceration rates that are one-fifth those of the native-born.
- 2013 -- Understanding the Impact of Immigration on Crime
- Spenkuch found that a 10% increase in the share of immigrants increases the property crime rate by 1.2% and that immigrants have no on violent crime rates. He found too that Mexican immigrants account entirely for the effect on property crime rates, committing 3.5 to 5 times as many property crimes as the average native; however, all other immigrants commit less than half as many crimes of any sort as natives.
- Various years -- Multiple researchers found that the population of immigrants is either not correlated or negatively correlated with crime rates.
- Secure Communities (S-COMM) program [1] analysis -- Miles and Cox used the phased rollout to see how S-COMM affected crime rates per county. If immigrants were disproportionately criminal, then S-COMM would decrease the crime rates. They found that S-COMM “led to no meaningful reduction in the FBI index crime rate” including violent crimes. Treyger et al found that S-COMM did not decrease crime rates nor did it lead to an increase in discriminatory policing that some critics were worried about.
- 2000 -- Exploring the Connection between Immigration and Violent Crime Rates in U.S. Cities, 1980–2000
- Ousey and Kubrin looked at 159 cities at three dates between 1980 and 2000 and found that crime rates and levels of immigration are not correlated. Their research found that “[v]iolent crime is not a deleterious consequence of increased immigration.”
- Immigration and the Recent Violent Crime Drop in the United States
- Using time‐series techniques and annual data for metropolitan areas over the 1994–2004 period, [Stowell et al] assessed the impact of changes in immigration on changes in violent crime rates. Their multivariate analyses showed that violent crime rates tended to decrease as metropolitan areas experienced gains in their concentration of immigrants. This inverse relationship was especially robust for robbery.
There is, of course, one crime genre whereof illegal immigrants commit almost exclusively are the perpetrators: immigration offenses. Because immigration violations are crimes, to the extent immigration-law-only offenses are included in immigrant crime, doing so materially overstates immigrant crime rates, thereby denuding greatly their legitimacy for asserting that immigrants commit more crime than do non-immigrants.
Note:
- The Secure Communities program (S-COMM) uses a federal information-sharing partnership between DHS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that helps to identify in-custody aliens without imposing new or additional requirements on state and local law enforcement. For decades, local jurisdictions have shared the fingerprints of individuals arrested and/or booked into custody with the FBI to see if those individuals have a criminal record and outstanding warrants.
Under S-COMM, the FBI automatically sends the fingerprints to DHS to check against its immigration databases. If these checks reveal that an individual is unlawfully present in the United States or otherwise removable, ICE takes enforcement action -- prioritizing the removal of individuals who present the most significant threats to public safety as determined by the severity of their crime, their criminal history, and risk to public safety – as well as those who have violated the nation’s immigration laws.
S-COMM proved beneficial for facilitating deportations, but not useful at reducing crime rates. Note that the remark to which this post is a response is about immigrants' criminality, not the government's success at/rate of deportations.
Below is every post you've in this thread made prior to the one above, which is post 40. You've not posted a damn thing that readers can verifiably trace to so much as one government agency and you've not put one reference/corroborating link in any of those posts. If have ever posted such information on USMB, it damn sure isn't in this thread.
In contrast, four of the first five bullet-list references to which I linked are government agency/department/bureau sourced:Wrong, illegals commit far more crime vs US citizens stop lying. I have already corrected you on this before yet you keep telling the same lie over and over again. RealDave professional liar I guess, here have a bunch of these
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Justice publication entitled The Nature of Crime: Continuity and Change.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
- Prisoners in 2013 comes from the Dept. of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
The U.S. Sentencing Commission found that 75 percent of all criminal defendants who were convicted and sentenced for federal drug offenses were illegals.
The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Sentencing Commission reported that as of 2014, illegals were convicted and sentenced for over 13 percent of all crimes committed in the U.S. yet make up only 3% of the population.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) between June 2011 and March 2017, over 217,000 illegals were arrested and booked into Texas jails. They had jointly committed over nearly 600,000 criminal offenses. Their arrests included nearly 1,200 homicides; almost 69,000 assaults; 16,854 burglaries; 700 kidnappings; nearly 6,200 sexual assaults.
The Democratic Party needs more poor uneducated voters who hate Americans.
That is why they want open borders.
Opposing the border wall is advocating open borders.
All countries control their border crossings.
The Democrats are backwards people.
RealDave
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And the tax money they pay into the system.
Immigration should be all legal.
Your claims as to the crime rate are wrong.
You have no clue what a sanctuary city is.
RealDave
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No one wants open borders, dupe. Hillary was talking about trade ya goddamn brainwashed functional moron.Unless a hell of a lot in that regard has changed since 2014, in the U.S., no, they don't for the most part.
Surely you will acknowledge that there were far more than 140K crimes committed in 2000. Furthermore:
From the findings of the studies above, both Census-data driven ones and macro-level ones, the notion that immigrants are more crime-prone than natives does not hold water. There are numerous reasons why immigrant criminality is lower than native criminality. One explanation is that immigrants who commit crimes can be deported and thus are punished more for criminal behavior, making them less likely to break the law.
- 2010/2015 -- The Criminalization of Immigration in the United States
- Immigrants are less likely than native-born individuals to engage in criminal behavior.
- In 2010, 10.7% of native-born men aged 18-39 without a high school degree were incarcerated compared to 2.8% of Mexican immigrants and 1.7% of Guatemalan and Salvadoran immigrants.
- 2014 -- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report
- 177,960 --> The quantity of undocumented immigrants deported in 2013 who were convicted criminals
- 2015 -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake
- "Between FY 2010 and FY 2014, there were 121 unique criminal aliens who had an active case at the time of release and were subsequently charged with homicide-related offenses." That's about nine per year.
- 2013 -- Prisoners in 2013
- There were 73,665 inmates in state and federal prisons who are not U.S. citizens.
- 2000 -- On Immigration and Crime
- With few exceptions, immigrants are less crime prone than natives or have no effect on crime rates.
- 2000/2007 -- Why Are Immigrants' Crime Rates So Low?
- Butcher and Piehl examine the incarceration rates for men aged 18-40 in the 1980, 1990, and 2000 Censuses. In each year immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated than natives with the gap widening each decade. By 2000, immigrants have incarceration rates that are one-fifth those of the native-born.
- 2013 -- Understanding the Impact of Immigration on Crime
- Spenkuch found that a 10% increase in the share of immigrants increases the property crime rate by 1.2% and that immigrants have no on violent crime rates. He found too that Mexican immigrants account entirely for the effect on property crime rates, committing 3.5 to 5 times as many property crimes as the average native; however, all other immigrants commit less than half as many crimes of any sort as natives.
- Various years -- Multiple researchers found that the population of immigrants is either not correlated or negatively correlated with crime rates.
- Secure Communities (S-COMM) program [1] analysis -- Miles and Cox used the phased rollout to see how S-COMM affected crime rates per county. If immigrants were disproportionately criminal, then S-COMM would decrease the crime rates. They found that S-COMM “led to no meaningful reduction in the FBI index crime rate” including violent crimes. Treyger et al found that S-COMM did not decrease crime rates nor did it lead to an increase in discriminatory policing that some critics were worried about.
- 2000 -- Exploring the Connection between Immigration and Violent Crime Rates in U.S. Cities, 1980–2000
- Ousey and Kubrin looked at 159 cities at three dates between 1980 and 2000 and found that crime rates and levels of immigration are not correlated. Their research found that “[v]iolent crime is not a deleterious consequence of increased immigration.”
- Immigration and the Recent Violent Crime Drop in the United States
- Using time‐series techniques and annual data for metropolitan areas over the 1994–2004 period, [Stowell et al] assessed the impact of changes in immigration on changes in violent crime rates. Their multivariate analyses showed that violent crime rates tended to decrease as metropolitan areas experienced gains in their concentration of immigrants. This inverse relationship was especially robust for robbery.
There is, of course, one crime genre whereof illegal immigrants commit almost exclusively are the perpetrators: immigration offenses. Because immigration violations are crimes, to the extent immigration-law-only offenses are included in immigrant crime, doing so materially overstates immigrant crime rates, thereby denuding greatly their legitimacy for asserting that immigrants commit more crime than do non-immigrants.
Note:
- The Secure Communities program (S-COMM) uses a federal information-sharing partnership between DHS and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that helps to identify in-custody aliens without imposing new or additional requirements on state and local law enforcement. For decades, local jurisdictions have shared the fingerprints of individuals arrested and/or booked into custody with the FBI to see if those individuals have a criminal record and outstanding warrants.
Under S-COMM, the FBI automatically sends the fingerprints to DHS to check against its immigration databases. If these checks reveal that an individual is unlawfully present in the United States or otherwise removable, ICE takes enforcement action -- prioritizing the removal of individuals who present the most significant threats to public safety as determined by the severity of their crime, their criminal history, and risk to public safety – as well as those who have violated the nation’s immigration laws.
S-COMM proved beneficial for facilitating deportations, but not useful at reducing crime rates. Note that the remark to which this post is a response is about immigrants' criminality, not the government's success at/rate of deportations.
Below is every post you've in this thread made prior to the one above, which is post 40. You've not posted a damn thing that readers can verifiably trace to so much as one government agency and you've not put one reference/corroborating link in any of those posts. If have ever posted such information on USMB, it damn sure isn't in this thread.
In contrast, four of the first five bullet-list references to which I linked are government agency/department/bureau sourced:Wrong, illegals commit far more crime vs US citizens stop lying. I have already corrected you on this before yet you keep telling the same lie over and over again. RealDave professional liar I guess, here have a bunch of these
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Justice publication entitled The Nature of Crime: Continuity and Change.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Sen. Flake comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
- Prisoners in 2013 comes from the Dept. of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics
- ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Report comes from the Department of Homeland Security's ICE branch
The U.S. Sentencing Commission found that 75 percent of all criminal defendants who were convicted and sentenced for federal drug offenses were illegals.
The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Sentencing Commission reported that as of 2014, illegals were convicted and sentenced for over 13 percent of all crimes committed in the U.S. yet make up only 3% of the population.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) between June 2011 and March 2017, over 217,000 illegals were arrested and booked into Texas jails. They had jointly committed over nearly 600,000 criminal offenses. Their arrests included nearly 1,200 homicides; almost 69,000 assaults; 16,854 burglaries; 700 kidnappings; nearly 6,200 sexual assaults.
The Democratic Party needs more poor uneducated voters who hate Americans.
That is why they want open borders.
Opposing the border wall is advocating open borders.
All countries control their border crossings.
The Democrats are backwards people.
Wow, another stupid fucking Trumpettre.
I crossed trhe border into Mexico in Bisbee, AZ this past summer. Guess what? There was this double fence & we had to go through a border crossing & show ID & shit.
'Really?
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