Immigrants are not only less likely to commit violent crimes, but their arrival in U.S. communities has led to lower crime rates and safer streets.
Immigration is responsible for reversing New York City’s population decline, helping the economy to bounce back and reducing the city’s crime rate, reveals a new study by AS/COA.
At an AS/COA panel experts discussed the future direction of the world economy and how emerging markets can deal with slowing growth.
A newly released report by AS/COA presents “compelling statistics and arguments” that show immigrants help to lower crime rates and are a crucial force in city revitalization.
La inmigración ha contribuido a reducir hasta dos tercios la tasa de crímenes cometidos en la ciudad de Nueva York, señala un nuevo reporte de AS/COA.
A new report by AS/COA finds immigration has revitalized New York City while reducing the crime rate by up to two-thirds over the last two decades.
Un nuevo estudio publicado por AS/COA revela que la inmigración ha sido clave para el "renacimiento" de la ciudad de Nueva York, volviéndola "más segura, asequible y atractiva".