Most states do not classify legal citizen and illegal alien crimes separately. So where is your data coming from? Texas fortunately keeps track of crimes committed by illegal aliens. I don't know about you but almost 1200 dead Texans that could be alive if we had just sent the illegals home is a big deal.
According to DHS status indicators, over 465,000 criminal noncitizens have been booked into local Texas jails between June 1, 2011, and November 30, 2025, of which over 334,000 were classified as illegal noncitizens by DHS.
Over the course of their entire Texas criminal careers, these 334,000 illegal noncitizens were charged with more than 805,000 criminal offenses which included arrests for
1,713 homicide charges; 102,241 assault charges; 21,912 burglary charges; 97,549 drug charges; 1,858 kidnapping charges; 46,083 theft charges; 68,406 obstructing police charges; 5,664 robbery charges;
10,110 sexual assault charges; 11,306 sexual offense charges; and 12,283 weapon charges. DPS criminal history records reflect those criminal charges have thus far resulted in over 340,000 convictions including 883 homicide convictions; 40,318 assault convictions; 11,098 burglary convictions; 44,861 drug convictions; 568 kidnapping convictions; 19,542 theft convictions; 29,736 obstructing police convictions; 3,130 robbery convictions; 5,229 sexual assault convictions; 5,556 sexual offense convictions; and 4,678 weapon convictions.
From 2011 to date, the Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) has provided DPS with information on more than 34,000 individuals who were identified by DHS as in the country illegally while they were incarcerated at TDCJ. 11,000 of these individuals were not identified through the Secure Communities program at the time of their arrest. DPS does not know the current incarceration status of the individuals identified while they were incarcerated nor when their noncitizen status was initially determined. Over the course of their entire Texas criminal careers, these 11,000 individuals identified as illegal noncitizens while in prison, were charged with more than 50,000 criminal offenses which included arrests for 1,954 homicide charges; 6,009 assault charges; 3,545 burglary charges; 7,192 drug charges; 362 kidnapping charges; 2,826 theft charges; 3,955 obstructing police charges; 2,495 robbery charges; 3,305 sexual assault charges; 1,342 sexual offense charges; and 1,606 weapon charges. DPS criminal history records reflect those criminal charges have thus far resulted in over 27,000 convictions including
1,177 homicide convictions; 3,097 assault convictions; 1,945 burglary convictions; 4,146 drug convictions; 166 kidnapping convictions; 1,360 theft convictions; 1,791 obstructing police convictions; 1,690 robbery convictions; 2,174 sexual assault convictions; 850 sexual offense convictions; and 625 weapon convictions.
www.dps.texas.gov
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