@perfect_blue said:
@Inferman said:
@drunk_pi said:
But if an illegal immigrant saved a life of a citizen but was ejected prior, would the citizen's life still be saved?
It wouldn't matter in that case because the illegal shouldn't have been inside the country... because they're illegal.
Illegals are illegals; therefore, they're illegally inside the country. They shouldn't be inside the country because they're illegal. Therefore, if immigration law is fully enforced, then any action (good or bad) an illegal would take inside the country would be prevented because... they're not inside the country...
That being said, an illegal has a higher chance of committing a crime once inside the country for the simple fact that a person who willingly breaks the law to get inside the country will have a higher chance of breaking the law in other ways compared to a person who goes through the proper channels to become a legal US citizen.
Statistics bear this out. For example, according to the United States Sentencing Commission, 75% of federal drug offenses in 2014 were committed by illegal immigrants.
Wrong bro.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-mythical-connection-between-immigrants-and-crime-1436916798
https://www.cato.org/blog/immigration-crime-what-research-says
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/26/us/trump-illegal-immigrants-crime.html
You're posting a bunch of Fake News sites. New York Times said Hillary Clinton had a 90% chance of winning before the election. Lmao. They're propaganda, brah.
Look at my logic, brah. Tell me which premise is wrong.
1. A person inclined to break the law is more likely to break the law compared to persons who are not inclined to break the law.
2. An illegal immigrant has broken the law.
3. An illegal immigrant is a person.
Therefore,
4. It is more likely that an illegal immigrant is a person who is inclined to break the law than a person who is not inclined to break the law.
Therefore,
5. More illegal immigrants are people who are inclined to break laws versus people who are not inclined to break laws.
This is just pure undeniable logic.
But there are also statistics to back this up. 1/4 of prisoners are not US citizens (crazy because most of the US population are US citizens). 75% of federal drug crimes in 2014 were committed by illegal immigrants. Etc.
Then there are cases of women being murdered by illegal immigrants, like Vanessa Pham.
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