Immigrants Cut Victimization Rates, Boost Crime Reporting: Cato Institute Study

Immigrants often help bring criminals to justice. Will that change with Trump crackdown?

New study finds immigrants are more likely to report crimes than US citizens. Some worry aggressive ICE actions will change that.

Trump's looking for crime in the wrong neighborhoods when he targets immigrants

Immigrants are less likely to commit crimes — and also less likely to be victims of most types of violent crime, according to a new Cato Institute analysis.

Immigrants Cut Victimization Rates, Boost Crime Reporting

Immigrants in US less likely to be victims of crime, more likely to report incidents

A recent Cato Institute study reveals that immigrants in the US are significantly less likely to be victims of violent crime compared to native-born citizens. Immigrants also demonstrate a greater willingness to report crimes, aiding law enforcement efforts. The research challenges the perception that immigration increases crime rates, suggesting immigrants contribute to public safety.

New research indicates Trump's war on immigrants has little to do with fighting crime

Immigrants are less likely to commit crimes — and also less likely to be victims of most types of violent crime, according to a new Cato Institute analysis.

Attacks on Immigrants Don’t Fix Immigration, Make Way for Autocracy Instead

Government attacks on immigrants have begun to normalize dehumanizing images more commonly associated with a police state.