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yHeLLo!

Mark just read "Laura Wilkerson Testimony on the Death of Her Son". Mrs. Wilkerson made quite a speach before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

See link at Laura Wilkerson Testimony on the Death of Her Son.

It's almost impossible to get ILLEGAL alien crime stats.. here the Congress ordered GAO to find them.. GAO had to go through the FBI universal fingerprint database to link to other databases to come up with criminal stats THAT ARE ROUTINELY AVAILABLE FOR ALL THE REST OF US!

See ‘NO COMMENT': NBC COVERS UP EVIDENCE OF IMMIGRATION CRIME WAVE

Here is a copy of a table in the GAO report to Congress.

GAO Report to Congressional Requesters CRIMINAL ALIEN STATISTICS Information on Incarcerations, Arrests, and Costs

Table 2: Estimated Number and Percent of Criminal Alien Arrest Offenses by Type of Offense

Arrest offense	Number	Percent
immigration^a	529,859	18
Drugs	504,043	17
Traffic violations	404,788	14
Obstruction of justice	252,899	9
Assault	213,047	7
Larceny/theft	125,322	4
Fraud, forgery, and counterfeiting	120,810	4
Burglary	115,045	4
Weapons violations	94,492	3
Motor vehicle theft	81,710	3
Sex offenses	69,929	2
Disorderly conduct	52,384	2
Stolen property	49,126	2
Property damage	42,609	1
Robbery	42,609	1
Homicide	25,064	1
Kidnapping	14,788	1
Arson	2,005	*
Other	151,138	5
Total	2,891,668	100^b

Source: GAO analysis of FBI IAFIS data.

Note: For information on the margin of error, see app. I.

^* less than 1

^a Offenses included in our immigration category included both criminal offenses (63,914) and civil immigration violations—those that lead to removal proceedings (305,784). For 160,161 immigration offenses, we were unable to distinguish whether the offense was criminal or civil. See app. I for information on the margin of error.

^b Percentages may not add to 100 due to round

The FBI assigns a unique identification number(Federal Bureau of Investigation identification number) to each set of fingerprints that is a unique identifier that allows the linking of relevant arrest records and any subsequent activity within the criminal justice system. That is the only way GAO had to sample existing data and produce Table 2: Estimated Number and Percent of Criminal Alien Arrest Offenses by Type of Offense.

The arrest histories are stored in the FBI’s Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS). About 251,000 (about 48,000 BOP inmates and 203,000 [state] inmates) of the 509,000 criminal aliens had a valid FBI identification number in the data records we obtained. We provided the FBI number and other identifying information to the FBI and requested the arrest history for these 251,000 criminal aliens. The arrest history record for each criminal alien with a unique FBI identification number contained the dates of arrest, the arresting agency, location of the arrest, and a description of each offense that resulted in the arrest, such as drug possession, burglary, and robbery. We used data available in IAFIS as of May 2010 to determine the arrest history for each alien.