So over an 11 year period, out of a population of 29 million, an average of 24,000 a year illegal aliens were booked into Texas jails... Hmmm... What percent for violent crimes?
I wonder what percent were actually guilty. Texas has a record of arresting illegal aliens for murders, and then having to let them go when it turns out there is no evidence of any involvement with them.
But for the sake of argument, we can pretend they are all guilty. Texas had about 2,000 homicides a year, over 11 years would be 22,000 homicides, and illegal aliens were at first accused of 3.6% of them.... Am I missing something?
Less than 11,000 over 11 years is less than a thousand a year. That is less than 1,000 a year, out of a Texas prison and jail population of about 200,000.... That is less than a percent.
Even if all were guilty, that is 0.54% of homicides... That is not even a rounding error.
