THE American Citizens Handbook on Immigration. Clements Jarboe

might deter some jurisdictions from opting out of ICE programs, or at least prevent the sanctuaries from grabbing a share of scarce SCAAP funding with one hand while blocking ICE access to criminal aliens with the other.”

      Here’s another interesting conclusion from CATO Institute in their article from March 4, 2019, “Criminal Immigrants in 2017: Their Numbers, Demographics, and Countries of Origin”:

      Illegal immigrants who arrive between ages 0 and 17 are 286 percent more likely to be incarcerated than those who arrive at later ages, suggesting that illegal immigrants who were old enough to choose to come illegally are more law-abiding than those who were brought here as minors.

      We’ll see how this conclusion fares with DACA later in the book.

      Here’s something noteworthy from the article done by Peter Kirsanow: Illegal-immigrant crime calculations conveniently and invariably steal a base by leaving out the millions of crimes committed by illegal immigrants related to procuring fraudulent social security numbers, obtaining false driver’s licenses, using fraudulent green cards, and improperly accessing public benefits.

      Every time one turns around, there is a venue stating the virtues of the illegal population for stealing or forging social security numbers as it adds to the beleaguered fund and that they themselves will never reap the benefits.