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David Pecchia's avatar

"There is much debate about why the Haitians have arrived"

Is there? Most people well understand that, compared to the US, Haiti is a hell hole. A better question is, how did they get here? The answer, in part, is that the US government is flying them here.

https://homeland.house.gov/2024/04/30/new-documents-reveal-airports-used-by-secretary-mayorkas-to-fly-hundreds-of-thousands-of-inadmissible-aliens-into-u-s-via-chnv-mass-parole-scheme/

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Catastrophic Risk's avatar

Any updates since 2017 though? What does more recent data say

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Random Musings and History's avatar

I’m very wary of black crime, but it appears that Haitian immigrants, whether legal or illegal, thankfully don’t appear to be much of a problem in regards to this. Hopefully this is still true of their US-born descendants.

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forumposter123@protonmail.com's avatar

You continue to use “native” instead of “white”.

We understand that African Americans commit an incredible amount of crime. Adding a second no go zone to a city doesn’t increase the livable space.

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TheNeverEndingFall's avatar

Good post. Do we have the data for other nations? Which nations have the highest?

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Guy's avatar

The question that interests the public is whether migrants make the streets less safe. In addressing this question, you don't want to count illegal migration as a crime.

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Scavan's avatar

The criminality of illegal immigrants ranges in severity from house guests who have overstayed their welcome to uninvited party crashers. It stands to reason that anyone who's residency is tenuous would avoid committing more significant crimes and drawing attention to themselves.

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