Yes only for Texas. I believe I said that initially. I can't invent surveys already done and since it's a border state together with the fact that some states do not log immigration status along with their incidents, it makes sense that they conducted it there as they have better data.
Where do you get your 6x number from? None of the sub categories except robbery come close to x6 so there is no way the total would be anywhere near that.
The article does explain the reasons behind the lower incidents more clearly than I did in previous post. They basically break it down under assimilation, selection, and deterrence.
The fact remains they are here illegally any contribution to criminality is an excess that should not be there. You can pretzel however you want, but you can't get around this simple fact.
You can do that yourself.
Incidentally according to law you can hire up to 10 illegals per year without repercussion. It explains all those gardeners and maids in California. Construction is another area where this is quite common.
It's a bubble because the numbers themselves mean nothing if you don't include who tabled and pushed the bills to enact such changes (Hint : Republicans) I did mention that they changed their approach to illegal immigration in the 90s. Gatekeeper will fall under that.
You believe that happened without the involvement of the GOP? Pull the other one.
If it wasn't a bigger concern for the GOP than the Dems then they would not consistently year after year try to strengthen the borders from previous years. This logic should not be that hard.
This is almost like me claiming that Republicans have always been more pro universal health care or student loan forgiveness than Democrats
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