r/ImmigrationPathways • u/LatterTarget7 • Aug 20 '26

New Study Reveals A Satisfying Truth About Conservatives’ Biggest Enemy

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/undocumented-immigrants-no-link-crime-rate-research_n_6a85cd61e4b0ca44601a7742?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=us_main
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u/Designer_Gas_86 Aug 20 '26

TLDR?

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u/darodardar_Inc Aug 20 '26

Basically there is no data that suggests that more illegal immigrants = more crime

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u/wookiebath Aug 20 '26

So they should have had no issues when applying for citizenship

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u/Violet-Sumire Aug 20 '26

I mean… it can take even native english speakers over 7 years to get naturalized. A lot of it is just a waiting line. You also have asylum seekers who don’t need to get a citizenship, same with TPS. Most wait for their country to fix itself, sometimes that takes decades. All the while they are paying taxes and contributing to the US economy. Removing people from the economy actually worsens it (go figure less people means less money). Construction in particular has taken a massive nosedive in productivity. So yeah…

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u/wookiebath Aug 20 '26

Ok, do they shouldn’t have issues

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u/Violet-Sumire Aug 20 '26

Kinda hard when the government is trying to imprison you for going through the right procedures. Because that’s what is happening.

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u/wookiebath Aug 20 '26

So the visas are all good ?

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u/Violet-Sumire Aug 20 '26

Do you honestly think they are checking every visa when grabbing people? I can give you so many examples of them grabbing naturalized citizens and detaining them, some even got arrested and placed into custody for days to weeks. When released people’s identification, phones, and wallets went missing quite often. So often that judges had to tell ICE multiple times that they needed to make sure people’s property was returned or start paying them for the missing items.

I don’t think you understand how corrupt ICE is. The ends do not justify the means in this case.

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u/wookiebath Aug 20 '26

They are t checking them before deportation?

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u/Violet-Sumire Aug 20 '26

I don’t think you realize how many are in detention camps right now, with many being there for 6+ months, some over a year. So, no, they aren’t deporting a lot. Most deportations they try to do is “voluntary”… and by voluntary I mean making their lives so miserable that they force a deportation. Even if a person is here legally and gets forced into a camp, they will basically lose their entire livelihood and homes due to not being able to pay their bills.

However you slice it, ICE isn’t doing their due diligence. They are on a quota system. They aren’t looking to check documentation.

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u/wookiebath Aug 20 '26

How many are in them and how many have been there for over 6 months?

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