The Briefing Room
General Category => Politics/Government => Topic started by: Chosen Daughter on May 16, 2019, 08:22:49 am
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NON-CITIZENS Commit Nearly Half Of All Federal Crimes…Only Represent 7% Of Population
May 15, 2019
We frequently publish stories about illegal aliens who have committed crimes in America. Every week, the Democrat Party and their allies in the media and social media censorship teams attempt to discredit our legitimate reports.
Yesterday, we wrote about an illegal alien who raped his fiance’s dog to death in Oregon and was released from prison only 60 days later.
Last month, we published an article about a 26-year-old illegal alien who repeatedly raped an 11-year-old girl in N. Carolina.
In March, we exposed an illegal alien who decapitated the father of a two-year-old girl in North Carolina.
These three incidents took place in states far away from our southern border. Many Americans believe crimes that are committed by non-citizens in the United States are primarily taking place in border states. The truth is, crimes committed by non-citizens are taking place across the United States.
https://100percentfedup.com/non-citizens-commit-nearly-half-of-all-federal-crimesonly-represent-7-of-population/
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DOJ report: 43% of all offenders last year were non-citizens
Daniel Horowitz · May 15, 2019
While jailbreak, known by its proponents as “criminal justice reform,†is misguided on the state level, it is downright built upon a false premise on the federal level. The latest report from the U.S. Sentencing Commission demonstrates that the 800-pound gorilla in the room clogging up the federal criminal justice system is immigration, not “low-level†domestic offenders.
If we only solved our border problem and deported illegal aliens before they commit more crimes, not only would we be safer, but we’d save a ton of money on the federal criminal justice system – without irresponsibly releasing American criminals back into our communities, as proposed by jailbreak proponents.
According to the U.S. Sentencing Commission, in its recently published 2018 report on federal sentencing statistics, 54.3 percent of the 69,425 federal offenders last year were Hispanic, and 42.7 percent of offenders were non-citizens. The two biggest offense categories were immigration (34.4 percent) and drugs (28.1 percent).
This is why methamphetamine was actually the most common drug charge, according to the U.S. Sentencing Commission. The biggest increase in drug activity from the cartels was meth, not marijuana or even heroin. Thus, our federal drug prosecutions are all about the most violent transnational cartels and gangs. Federal prosecutors don’t waste their time with “low-level†Americans in New York or Chicago. Drug possession charges accounted for just 3.9 percent of federal offenders, and almost all of those were in border districts because they involved immigration cases....
https://www.conservativereview.com/news/doj-report-43-of-all-offenders-last-year-were-non-citizens/ (https://www.conservativereview.com/news/doj-report-43-of-all-offenders-last-year-were-non-citizens/)
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"They're not sending their best."
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Celebrate diversity!!! :whistle:
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This isn't really either that interesting or that telling a statistic.
First, most crimes people care about, in the sense of not wanting themselves or their loved ones to not become victims of, as murder, rape, robbery, fraud,... are and should be state crimes.
Second, because "improper entry" into the US by a non-citizen is a Federal crime, commissionable only by a non-citizen, there is a rather large bias at the Federal level due to this alone.
Third, many, many Federal crimes, including a lot that govern foreign trade and will thus more likely involve non-citizens, are crimes because Congress abdicated its responsibility and allowed the administrative state to create crimes, are the sort of things most of us on this board feel shouldn't be crimes at all, because of which fact the meaningfulness of aggregate Federal crime statistics as a gauge of actual wrongdoing is dubious.