"WTF, I love illegal immigration now!" That unrealistic sentiment and an attempt to normalize and legitimize illegal immigration is truly the only point of even attempting a study like this.
I don't care if it's violent crime or non-violent. They shouldn't have the opportunity for any crime, because they shouldn't be in the country in the first place.
Regardless of crime, they still take up space, they take up resources that could and should be going to legal citizens of the country, they take jobs that could and should be going to legal citizens, they fill hospitals and medical centers and the cost is passed onto tax payers and health care payers, etc etc.
The fact that a study like this exists is insulting. Plus, the very first sentence sets up the whole study as simply an anti-Trump tool, which is consistent with NPR.
"WTF, I love illegal immigration now!" That unrealistic sentiment and an attempt to normalize and legitimize illegal immigration is truly the only point of even attempting a study like this.
I don't care if it's violent crime or non-violent. They shouldn't have the opportunity for any crime, because they shouldn't be in the country in the first place.
Regardless of crime, they still take up space, they take up resources that could and should be going to legal citizens of the country, they take jobs that could and should be going to legal citizens, they fill hospitals and medical centers and the cost is passed onto tax payers and health care payers, etc etc.
The fact that a study like this exists is insulting. Plus, the very first sentence sets up the whole study as simply an anti-Trump tool, which is consistent with NPR.
"WTF, I love illegal immigration now!" That unrealistic sentiment and an attempt to normalize and legitimize illegal immigration is truly the only point of even attempting a study like this.
I don't care if it's violent crime or non-violent. They shouldn't have the opportunity for any crime, because they shouldn't be in the country in the first place.
Regardless of crime, they still take up space, they take up resources that could and should be going to legal citizens of the country, they take jobs that could and should be going to legal citizens, they fill hospitals and medical centers and the cost is passed onto tax payers and health care payers, etc etc.
The fact that a study like this exists is insulting. Plus, the very first sentence sets up the whole study as simply an anti-Trump tool, which is consistent with NPR.