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WND and NewsMax are the first places I look when I need cold, hard, unbiased facts from organizations without agendas.

saaaay, what newspaper did walter duranty work for? i'll bet it was one of those internet 'news' services, wasn't it.

Sounds fishy. Clearance rates for murder are usually in the 70%+ range, so you'd expect maybe 2,500 each year to be packing the prisons allowing for some few dribblers who beat the rap.

I'd go with prison inmate admittance data and factor that against the yearly murder totals for something closer to reality. Need INS data on deportations too. Some might be extradited back before they make it to a US prison.

WND's batting average while above the Mendoza line, isn't anything to brag about ;->

Lou Dobbs undergoes a hit piece in the current New Yorker by iconic Secular-Progressive Commissar Ken Auletta, largely for adopting a "populist" stance on illegal aliens' pervasive presence in the US spreads from border regions to the entire country as a whole.

And the story above concerning Rep Steve King of Iowa's research into Illegal Alien Murders supports a lot of the local news down here in South Florida, where drug wars are starting to proliferate as murderous Mexicans fight over turf.

The only good thing about the murder rate, above the death rates from Iraq and Afghanistan for US troops, is that a lot of the murders are of illegal aliens by illegal aliens. But many law-abiding American citizens are killed by illegal aliens, and more by drunk drivers who are illegals driving without valid licenses.

My house was robbed recently by some Jamaican illegals, who also broke into a house down the block. Of course, the Palm Beach DA cannot be bothered with the cases, as he is much more concerned with Rush Limbaugh's prescription violations. The PC runs the constabulary down here in Florida, and no local dead-tree press or TV news outlets like to dwell on the high percentage of illegals involved in murder, robberies, and car crashes.

I hope this story gets picked up by Dobbs and Buchanan and even the increasingly gun-shy O'Reilly, who is starting to mince and prance in a PC fashion in order to pick up more viewers and sell more books.

"What was the murder rate that year when a handful of illegal aliens murdered almost 3,000 of us in less than an hour?"
???
What had 9/11 to do with illegal aliens? Do you think terrorists on 9/11 had problems with their legal status? Do you believe that such a massive and complicated terrorist attack as 9/11 could be committed by people that were in the country illegally? This is a really a gross case of demonization of illegal aliens.

"What was the murder rate that year when a handful of illegal aliens murdered almost 3,000 of us in less than an hour?"
???
What had 9/11 to do with illegal aliens? Do you think terrorists on 9/11 had problems with their legal status? Do you believe that such a massive and complicated terrorist attack as 9/11 could be committed by people that were in the country illegally? This is really a gross case of demonization of illegal aliens.

(D)emocrats want illegals to provide the votes Americans won't.

Do you think terrorists on 9/11 had problems with their legal status?

What books have you been reading?

I found a logic error of Ed's and added this to his comments
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I have spotted two points where you have (I believe) inadvertently conflated terms.
First, you have substituted Murders for Murderers.
Since it is likely that some number of the second class would be responsible for more than one of the first, this leaves an inaccurate number for the second
Then, you bring in the number of Caucasian convicted murderers. as compared to the theoretical illegal murderers. Since the number of convicted murderers is not equal to (or greater than) the number of murderers (illegal or otherwise) this also skews the picture you provide.
So # illegal murders > illegal murderers > convicted illegal murderers does mean that comparing the quantity of murders attributed to illegals to the percentage of convicted causasian murders that happen to include most of the illegal class ( and there are illegal murders not of the caucasian variety such as Malvo) is disengenous.
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In his evaluation, each convicted murderer has been caught, and each one has committed a single murder. I believe that to be extremely unlikely
Since each convict would represent a larger number of murderers some of whome were not caught, and each murderer has an average murger rate of greater than one murder each due to some committing more than a single murder, even without non causanian murderers (such as Lee Boyd Malvo) this allows for the number of illegal murderers in jail to be significantly less than the 100% comparison to the Hispanic/Causasian single category as now compiled by the Feds.

NewsMax:
"The U.S. Justice Department estimated that 270,000 illegal immigrants served jail time nationally in 2003. Of those, 108,000 were in California"

Department of Justice: "At midyear 2003, 34,456 Federal inmates were noncitizens, representing over 20% of all prisoners in Federal custody.
California (18,559), Texas (8,702), New York (8,370), Florida
(4,739), and Arizona (3,670) held almost 80% of all noncitizens
confined in State prison." The data includes both legal and illegal immigrants.

Obviously Federal Prisons aren't reserved for jay walkers, neither they're reserved for murderers since most homicides fall within the juridiction of the states unless:

"If the victim is a federal official, an ambassador, consul or other foreign official under the protection of the United States, or if the crime took place on federal property or involved crossing state borders, or in a manner that substantially affects interstate commerce or national security"

By the way, about the "95% of the outstanding warrants for homicide..." I'd like to point out that they never give a source for that, and in the case they do, it's usually a hoax (Los Angeles Times, INS/FBI report 2006) or a source that cannot be verified (confidential report, they told me by phone).

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