Immigration,
Criminal
Oct. 10, 2018
Most detained immigrants do not have criminal records, report shows
The majority of people in immigration detention do not have criminal records and many others committed minor offenses, a report from Syracuse University found.
The majority of people in immigration detention do not have criminal records and many others committed minor offenses, a report from Syracuse University found.
The report from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse appears to confirm a 2017 government memo recently made public that promised broadened enforcement against immigration law violators regardless of criminal status.
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