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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 15 MIN

S4 E10 - Media Myths: Challenging the Immigrant Crime Statistic

from The Tenth Man Podcast · host Kevin Travis

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, the speaker argues against the commonly cited statistic that native-born U.S. citizens are more likely to commit violent crimes than illegal aliens. They contend that this comparison lacks depth and overlooks many instances where crimes by illegal aliens are reported. They criticize both the media and politicians for pushing the narrative, which they see as misinformation and gaslighting. Various examples are cited, including crimes committed by Venezuelan and Chilean gangs and individual cases like Patrick Lyoya and Brittney Griner. The speaker plans to explore the actual data and articles in the next episode to expose what they believe are the media's false claims about immigrant crime rates.00:00 Introduction: Crime Statistics and Comparisons02:47 Media Narratives and Public Perception05:23 Immigrant Crime: Data and Misinformation07:39 Case Studies and Double Standards11:46 The Myth of Immigrant Crime14:18 Conclusion and Next Episode PreviewCommentary on trending issues brought to you with a moderate perspective.

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