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It's objective to say that the "migrant crisis" is an artificial construct. Statistically, migrants (documented or undocumented) are less likely to commit crimes than American citizens. Yet there has been a concerted effort to create the opposite belief in the American public.

It takes a pretty high level of cognitive function to recognize the efforts to deceive.

So, the results of this study make perfect sense.

Here is a good study about the migrant crime rates

https://siepr.stanford.edu/news/mythical-tie-between-immigration-and-crime

Time to play the "does the link actually say what the person says?" game.

The exception is Mexican and Central American immigrants, but the higher incarceration rates for this group since 2005 is largely attributed to the fact that the Census data combines incarceration for criminal acts with detentions for immigration-related offenses, the researchers say in the paper. Incarceration rates among Mexican and Central American immigrants were similar to those of U.S.-born individuals between 1980 and 2005.

So if you don't pull off a bunch of mental gymnastics, 50% of immigrants at best commit as many crimes as citizens.

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>literally here illegally

>not committing a crime

yayyyy! \(^▽^)/

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