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The population of immigrants grew by 137 percent between 1980 to 2016 and the average crime falled in 12 percent in the same period of time.

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According to Zimmerman in 2015, he said that the 16% of immigrants only commmit crimes, the rest (84%) are citizens. The immigrants are less likely to commit crime than naturalized citizens in the United States. The 16% of immigrants only commmit crimes, the rest (84%) are citizens.

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The color blue are the citizens and the white one are the immigrants

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FBI data indicate that the violent crime rate and the property crime rate decreased 48 percent. The truth is that people born abroad in the United States, whether naturalized citizens, permanent residents or undocumented immigrants, are imprisoned at a much lower rate than native Americans.

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FBI data indicate that the violent crime rate and the property crime rate decreased 48 percent. The truth is that people born abroad in the United States, whether naturalized citizens, permanent residents or undocumented immigrants, are imprisoned at a much lower rate than native Americans.

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Crimes of a native americans vs crimes of immigrants

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Statistics show that immigrant are less likely to commit serious crimes or be behind bars than people born in the country, and high immigration rates are associated with lower rates of violent crime and property crimes.

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Statistics show that immigrant are less likely to commit serious crimes or be behind bars than people born in the country, and high immigration rates are associated with lower rates of violent crime and property crimes.

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There were studies like the research of Robert Adelman "The Marshall project" wich present the increase of immigrants  in the country and that study present that as long as the immigrants increased the data of crimes and violence were fewer than in 1980 to the 2016.

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Immigrants come to this country for some main reasons: work, meet with their family members or escape from a dangerous situation. The majority are couples, families with children and workers who are an integral part of the United States economy. But they are judged by the society just for being immigrants and think the worst of them.

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Frances Bernat said that the immigrants who have access to social services are less likely to be in crime than the citizens where such access is not available.

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Frances Bernat said that most of the citizens think that the immigrants are a threat to their safety and engage in many violent and property crimes but is negatively associated with crime overall.

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In 2017, according to Gallup polls, almost half of Americans agreed that immigrants bring crime to their country. But is that true that they make crime worse? Many studies have shown that it does not.