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This only goes to 2018. Most of the issues being raised these days seem to have happened in the past 4 years.
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Yet Trump did not accept to change it when he could.
So on these two options:
a) by mere effect of magic (just like Trump "won" the elections but lost the elections) the immigrants have become criminals, but only the last four years.
or maybe...
b) they are still less criminally active that the average US citizen and the argument about them is a lie that has been used during the last four years.
What seems to you like the most likely explanation of these two??
The fact is that it is very easy to see a criminal that is undocumented make the news, it is very easy to cast the prejudice and it is particularly easier because there has been certainly an increase in crossings because 90% of Central America is unliveable (other than precisely for criminals) - inevitably, plain numbers are going to be up. But if you look to percent as a measure of honesty, immigrants are rising the bar of the existing citizens. They are less criminal than US citizens and they are basically running away from crime.
You want people to remain in their countries? Make sure they can live there - no "wall" will stop them if they have nothing to loose.
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False, if you want to debate with me don't start by lying. Besides I don't know what you expect with that crap statistic you posted. Ibminer has made a fairly reasoned analysis of the issue but it's just that statistics don't prove anything.
You are European, right? That garbage statistics is what made 7 million people vote for Meloni in Italy, 8 million in the first round and 13 million in the second round for LePen in France and as many others for similar parties in other European countries. Because the ideological garbage that defends massive immigration, has turned European neighborhoods into Mogadischio and while the European worker who used to vote socialist has had to suffer the consequences you come with statistics from wonderland to dismantle what they can see.
Nope, it is not false you wrote:
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I understand you because when I was a leftist I also believed that the world was like Alice in Wonderland.
Surely all those who cross illegally are engineers who are going to contribute their talent and effort to the country, and they are not going to drive wages down or push real estate prices up, nor are there any drug dealers, pimps, women prostituted against their will or any kind of criminals among them. Ironies aside[...]
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All I did was remove the irony so that your xenophobic message shows more clearly, but it is certainly there in written. It is that xenophobia that
Hitler is using against the Jews, sorry, that Putin is using against Europe, sorry... that Trump is using in his favour - oldest trick in history, to blame an enemy from the outside - and still working perfectly to catch the unsatisfied.
As far as what and where I am or anything about me, I am an AI living in a cluster of servers in an unchartered island in the middle of one of the seven oceans. Or maybe in a satellite orbiting Europa, as in Jupiter's moon Europa, not the continent.
If you speak about the illegal immigration in Europe and the ability of Europe to deal with it, you would need first another thread and second to understand the difference between the US system - which basically gives nothing for free and has abundant employment opportunities (even for the not qualified) and most European systems which basically give everything for free and struggle with unemployment qualified or not.
People in Europe are not complaining much of migrants being criminals, they are wondering how the current welfare state can be maintained with the current illegal migration levels. This is obviously an opportunity for Le Pen and many others that use the same principle as Trump - blame the foreign, they do not vote.
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Also, if you were to combine the numbers for documented & undocumented immigrants committing felonies, immigrants would be higher so overall I'm not sure it helps the standard compared to a US-born citizen, this doesn't seem to sell the idea of bringing in more immigrants to a US-born citizen (and maybe even the non-felony committing documented citizens).
These are
rates per 100k people
of that category, so if you combine them you get an average (not a sum), which would still be lower.
The fact that you have to explain that also explains many other things.