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Simon Neale's avatar

Well done for this compilation, although it makes for very uncomfortable reading.

To these figures for illegal migrant crime, we need to also be aware of the crimes committed by those we have been fooled into legally accepting; and also, as recent events show, those who are the unassimilated or useless descendants of those who we mistakenly accepted.

Anıl Erden's avatar

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Allison Ward's avatar

The UK government is currently fighting a case against releasing statistics on immigrant crime. If there is nothing to hide why not release it? The very act of refusing publication tells us there is an issue...

Americo Fernandes Teixeira's avatar

50 case studies isn’t an audit. It’s a highlight reel. The Bureau of Justice Statistics tracks millions of incidents annually — that’s how you measure crime trends. Cherry-picking 50 cases proves nothing about whether crime is rising or falling. It proves something about what gets clicks. I wrote this week about how crime fell 70% since the 90s peak, yet fear kept rising. Posts like this one are the mechanism.

https://themiddleclassdream.substack.com/p/crime-fell-fear-won?r=6417jn&utm_medium=ios

Rory McGregor's avatar

This reminds me of the Mariel Boat lift in Cuba in 1980. Where Castro allowed people to leave Cuba for a few months but emptied his prisons and asylums onto the streets of Miami .... this is what the movie "Scarface" is based on.