> in a country with >20,000 homicides per year, so far this year 27 of them have been committed by noncitizens Two thoughts on this. First, you appear to be c

> in a country with >20,000 homicides per year, so far this year 27 of them have been committed by noncitizens Two thoughts on this. First, you appear to be comparing all homicides to homicide convictions. I'm not sure what the national conviction rate is but it brings that number down. Second, if those unsolved murders, I would suspect that illegal aliens would represent a disproportionate number, given that they are more difficult to find and can easily return home to escape conviction. Even accounting for that though, it's still a relatively small amount in total but I have no idea what those rates would be like proportionately.