Texas Report Gives 10-Year Insight on Offenses Committed by Criminal Aliens
avatar By Jason Pena August 22, 2021
For ten years, the state of Texas has been doing what no other state does, but what every state should do: publicly releasing statistics regarding crimes committed by non-citizens. The American public deserves to know the truth about the rate at which non-citizens, and especially illegal aliens, are committing crimes in the United States, and Texas is doing its best to provide this information.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) released its latest report on the number of crimes committed by foreign nationals in Texas. According to the report, more than 346,000 criminal aliens were booked into local jails across the Lone Star State over the past decade. In addition, more than 236,000, or 68 percent, of those arrested aliens were classified as unlawfully present by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
These 236,000 illegal aliens were charged with more than 577,000 criminal offenses throughout their criminal careers. These charges included:
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