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young children were also put in solitary confinement regardless if they were accused of a crime or not

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young children are held in secure prisons; prison uniforms and shackles were used, even if they weren't accused of a crime

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a 15-year old Chinese girl was shackled before an immigration judge; was sobbing

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"It's a lie for the White House to say that our bill to prevent family separation allows 'open borders.' It doesn't prevent deportations or hinder legitimate law enforcement efforts.

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"The Trump administration is using scare tactics to exploit the plight of these families to justify renewed family separations and launch another attack on protections for unaccompanied immigrant children. Ashley Schapitl

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"We've been told our son can lead a productive, independent life," Aguilar said; they are doing the contrary

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"They're trying to punish my wife and me, but they will end out punishing Michael and Susan," said Miguel; they don't keep the separation of the family in mind

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a case in 2004, in theory the children can stay, parents have to leave

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ICE officers have been violating immigrants' basic human rights by separating them from U.S citizen children

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Local law enforcement complains harming of immigrant communities

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illegal immigrants can be deported at any time

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children of immigrants born in U.S acquire the "native-born norms"; more likely to do crime because of Americans

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native-born Americans are four times more likely to report a crime than Asian or African Americans; three times likely more than Latin American immigrants

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"Across the board, the prevalence of antisocial behavior among native-born Americans was greater than that of immigrants," find the researchers

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1991 to 2008, 3.7 million foreign-born people, one third were unauthorized, moved to California and violent crime rate fell by 55%

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National crime rate has fallen by more than 70% since 1993 even as the number of immigrants, legal and undocumented, rises

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Incarceration rate of American-born males between 19 and 39 years of age is five times more than foreign-born males

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immigrants, including undocumented, are less prone to crime than Americans

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national crime statistics show immigrants commit fewer crimes

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only .27% of 2,127 DACA enrollees have been removed after committing a crime

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undocumented immigrants, 33% less likely to be institutionalized than natives

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evidence does exist correlating crime rates and immigration; the evidence negates it

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census data; 1.6 percent of immigrant males 18-39, incarcerated, 3.3 percent native-born males

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increased enforcement doesn't decrease crime

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"The Congressional Research Service found that the vast majority of unauthorized immigrants do not fit in the category that fits Trump's description: aggravated felons, whose crimes include murder, drug trafficking or illegal trafficking of firearms." Lee, Michelle

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evidence shows, native born Americans perform more crime than immigrants

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immigrants have increased; crime rates have decreased

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incarceration rates among legal and illegal immigrants from Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala were less than half the rate of the U.S

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No evidence has been produced yet that shows immigration increases crime rates

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Immigrants without high school diploma had incarceration rate that is only 1/7 of native-born high school dropouts

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crime rates are even lower than average among the poorly educated and Hispanic immigrants

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"They entered with a specific purpose and fell out of status for a variety of reasons, only to realize there is no easy mechanism to correct their status violations," Jessica Vaughan

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"They stay because they built their lives here, bought homes here, had children here," said Ms. Peddibhotla

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"Nearly half of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants now in the country did not trek through the desert or wade across the Rio Grande to enter the country; they flew in with a visa, passed inspection at the airport -- and stayed." Jordan, Miriam

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"Once they are in the country, they are home free because there is so little interior enforcement," said Jessica Vaughan

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"Nearly half of the undocumented population overstayed a visa." Jordan, Miriam

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majority, immigrants strengthen countries

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There was a pregnant woman with her daughter and they didn't care.

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even though the number of legal and illegal immigrants in the U.S has risen since 1990s, they become socially functional and appear higher on "economic ladder" than native-borns

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"With just a job at a 7-Eleven, I could pay for the medical treatment and their education," said Ms. Omatang

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Hispanic immigrants start work to earn money and send money to their home countries, staying out of trouble

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Legal or illegal, immigrants come to America for job opportunities to work

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illegal immigrants pay taxes that help fund services that they aren't even allowed to acquire

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5% of the total U.S labor force

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1.4 million undocumented immigrants in Texas added almost $18 billion to the state's economic input

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Undocumented Immigrants pay various taxes that help create jobs

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a quarter of the workers work in construction, agriculture, groundskeeping, meat processing, and textile production

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Undocumented immigrants contribute to economy as worker, taxpayers, consumers

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Trump excluded the count of anti-immigration seats in the house during apportionment process

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constitution states a similar statement, census must count whole number of persons