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To: Sdgla who wrote (132447)3/21/2017 6:29:18 PM
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I mentioned El Paso because it is over 80% hispanic, out which 96 percent is mexican american. It is a fairly big city. So if one wants to make a blanket statement about tendency of mexican-american towards violent crime, El Paso will be a good data point to test the theory.

Here is some information about the hispanic (and mexican) population distribution in US metropolitan areas.

pewhispanic.org

And here is the data about crime rates again.

en.wikipedia.org

Laredo, Texas is another city with over 90% mexican population. And the violent crime rate is low very close to that of El Paso at 379/100,000 population.

El Centro California - Over 80% mexican - violent crime rate is 373/100,000

Las Cruces, New Mexico - About 65 % Mexican origin - 283/100,000

It is difficult to find other metropolitan areas in US with higher mexican origin population.

Now this site claims to know about the whitest metropolitan areas in USA:

hailtoyou.wordpress.com

The Top 3 whitest metropolitan areas with their stats for violent crime :

Pittsburgh - 706/100,000
Cincinnati - 925/100,000
Buffalo - 1118/100,000

Wow! I did not expect this much difference. These cities need more mexican immigrants!

-Arun

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