I wanted to use federal data and include ILLEGAL alien crime but as a very informative study (Effects of Illegal Immigration Upon Crime In the United States) pointed out
"[T]he United States government does not readily keep statistics with regard to crimes committed by illegal immigrants. . . there exists a legal obligation [on federal agencies] . . . to report accurately [; e.g.,] the Office of Immigration Statistics, the Bureau of Justice Statistics, and the Government Accountability Office . . . the agencies [provide] raw statistical data with regard to incarcerations, criminal removals (deportations) and arrest information involving illegal immigrants [but as for data on] nationwide criminal prosecutions and convictions of illegal immigrants . . . no such information is kept and reported by the government . . . [in fact illegal alien crimes regularly result in] the criminal removal process rather than prosecuted with the intent to incarcerate them.
However the study did find that information about removal in lieu of prosecution and incarceration of illegal aliens can be seen in the
These provide raw statistical data because the statistics are broken down between criminal removals and non-criminal removals.
The data for 2003 and 2004 are from the 2012 pdf file
Total | Criminal | Non- Criminal |
|
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2003 | 211,098 | 83,731 | 127,367 |
2004 | 240,665 | 92,380 | 148,285 |
2005 | 246,431 | 92,221 | 154,210 |
2006 | 280,974 | 98,490 | 182,484 |
2007 | 319,382 | 102,394 | 216,988 |
2008 | 359,795 | 105,266 | 254,529 |
2009 | 391,438 | 131,837 | 259,601 |
2010 | 381,962 | 169,656 | 212,306 |
2011 | 386,423 | 188,964 | 197,459 |
2012 | 417,268 | 200,143 | 217,125 |
2013 | 435,498 | 198,981 | 236,517 |
2014 | 414,481 | 167,740 | 246,741 |
These numbers are in addition to the state and local incarcerations covered by the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) that reimburses state and local governments for the costs of incarcerating unauthorized immigrants. Then of course there are others not counted by SCAAP or criminal removals. Not all incarcerated ILLEGAL aliens are covered by SCAAP. There is no clear picture.
Around page 29 the study suggests that the rate of criminality of the illegal immigrant population is over six and four tenths percent (6.4%) or as high as seven and eighty-nine hundredths percent (7.89%).
The study even states "counting the number of crimes attributable to illegal immigrants [vis-a-vis] the total number of [one of DoJ's crime reporting systems] UCR crimes in the U.S. . . . illegal aliens were responsible for the equivalent of a low of 13.178% to a high of 14.327% of the total crimes." see Page 37.
Personally I suspect that the disorderliness benefits open-border advocates and is here to stay. One thing for sure it's beyond my comprehension.
Fed Gov does not want us knowing that information. Period.
The fast food place where I have breakfast has Fox News on the TV, and I’ve noticed the last few days they’re parroting that there are 11 million illegals in the country.
IIRC it was 12 million for a number of years. I wonder why the Ministry of Information has gone to 11.
Might be something in here:
http://www.ussc.gov/
The government hides everything that does not fit the narrative that keeps them in power.
One of the greatest things that could ever happen to this country is if a law was passed that stipulated that the government had exactly 3 months to reclassify exactly just 1/4 of all currently classified documents and that the remainder would be dumped onto online archives for any to see.
http://www.theremembranceproject.org/
Check this sight out. Might be worth a note to the Director to see if they have found the data sources you’re looking for.
The numbers are there and I’m sure they are staggering and frightening. But never released to the public.
Good job with your research. Thanks.
Ann Coulter wrote about this two books ago. She described how difficult it was to get the data for that book.
I recommend the audiobook version. It has outtakes.
Google is your friend. Type in any town, county, state most wanted and you’ll get your stats.
http://www.lapdonline.org/most_wanted
The information is indeed difficult to find. I believe it is deliberately not being collected by the Federal government.
Here is an article I wrote about homicides in Texas that supports the notion of high levels of illegal immigrant homicides:
http://gunwatch.blogspot.com/2015/07/texas-murders-by-illegal-aliens.html
The article has a good snapshot of the 10 most wanted criminals in Texas. 9 of the 10 have Hispanic surnames. All are labeled as “white”.
`Adios America—The Left’s Plan To Turn Our Country Into A Third World Hellhole’ by Ann Coulter, Regnery Publishing, 2015,p.99;
Chapt. 7 “Immigrants and Crime “You will spend more time trying to obtain basic crime statistics about immigrants in America than trying to sign up for Obamacare. The facts aren’t there. Those of us who want to know if a murderer is an immigrant are treated as if we’re trying to keep blacks out of the country club. What difference does it make?”
Ann is a first-rate researcher, a lot of it on the legal resource Lexus.
I believe she uses the term “immigrant” ironically and she’s had the same experience you had: statistics go down the old memory hole! then, `Why do you wanna know? Don’t you know these are hard-working, family oriented undocumented Americans?’
All except, of course, the many violent, recidivist criminals who boomerang back-and-forth between here and their homes down south.
Obama & Co. are still trying to get the Library of Congress to do a Winston Smith on records, changing the terms mentioned in US Code Title 8: “illegal” and “alien” to “undocumented” and “immigrant”.
Those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future.
George Orwell, 1984
I thnk FAIRUS is a good site: www.fairus.org/site/docserver/crimestudy.pdf
My point was however that there are no federal government stats as there are for other offenders.
I wonder why. I am not so much interested in the figures.. I can see the various estimates including the ones in the referenced study.
They prove that the federal government certainly should be paying attention -- along with "amnesty" -- local and state governments pay attention but they cannot nake the decision on amnesty. As usual the problem is in Washington.
Thanks again.
Pete Sessions and Steve King requested that GAO update the 71 page report above, which is still the best info available. Trump referred to it in his immigration speech including mentioning the 25,000 criminal aliens charged with homicide.
the data does exist; approximately 30 US citizens are killed every day; murders, DUI, etc,