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If you adjust for socio-economic factors then migrants are just as criminal as the rest of the population. https://nos.nl/artikel/2621324-percentage-asielmigra

• JuniperMesos 1mo ago
  Why should you adjust for socio-economic factors though? Migrants coming to a new country where they score systematically worse on some kind of socio-economic metric, and then systematically committing more crime than the indigenous population, is bad for the indigenous population regardless.
  • lejalv 1mo ago
    Somebody would have to drive the buses and wait the tables. You're making it appear as if immigrants appeared out of thin air to occupy a social position. But the receiving country needs them, because their population is too old, too lazy, too greedy, or all three. It's very useful to have a disenfranchised underclass of immigrants to keep your own working class in check. Bonus points if you convince the latter that the source of all evil is the former. 101 capitalism, and it has worked with you.
• fsckboy 1mo ago
  that study was specifically "asylum seekers" which is not migrants taken as a whole. isn't the migrant population substantially higher than the asylum population?