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The Immigration Team at the Center for America Progress has compiled information in “The Facts on Immigration Today” or “Los hechos sobre la inmigración hoy”.

Facts like “immigrants are less likely to commit crimes or be incarcerated than the U.S.-born population.” This report includes their sources. This fact is sourced from a 2017 study by the Cato Institute which found that the 2014 incarceration rate for immigrants (both authorized and unauthorized) was considerably lower than that of the U.S.-born population.

Read the report for yourself here.

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