Trump and his allies credit deportations with record low crime. Experts disagree
Police walk at a scene of shooting after several people were shot at a family gathering in Stockton, California. Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersView image in fullscreenPolice walk at a scene of shooting after several people were shot at a family gathering in Stockton, California. Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersGuns and liesUS crimeTrump and his allies credit deportations with record low crime.
- ▪Police walk at a scene of shooting after several people were shot at a family gathering in Stockton, California.
- ▪Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersView image in fullscreenPolice walk at a scene of shooting after several people were shot at a family gathering in Stockton, California.
- ▪Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersGuns and liesUS crimeTrump and his allies credit deportations with record low crime.
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Police walk at a scene of shooting after several people were shot at a family gathering in Stockton, California. 29 November 2025. Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersView image in fullscreenPolice walk at a scene of shooting after several people were shot at a family gathering in Stockton, California. 29 November 2025. Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersGuns and liesUS crimeTrump and his allies credit deportations with record low crime. Experts disagreeAdministration says increased immigration enforcement led to fewer homicides, but they have been on the decline since Joe Biden’s termSupported byAbout this contentAbené ClaytonThu 1 Oct 2026 10.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleOver the last year and a half, the US has seen a historic drop in homicides.
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