Do Immigrants Pose a Terrorism Risk? Debunking the Myth with 50 Years of Data

Описание: Shocking fact: You're 4x more likely to be struck by lightning than killed in a terrorist attack by a foreign-born person. In this video, U.S. Immigration Attorney Chris Ingram breaks down the immigration terrorism myth using hard data from the Cato Institute, FBI, and Harvard research.

Key takeaways:
• 98% of foreign-born terrorism deaths in the last 50 years happened on 9/11 – a massive outlier.
• Excluding 9/11, your annual risk is just 1 in 4.6 million.
• Border terror watchlist encounters? They show our vetting works – suspects are caught, not missed.
• Undocumented immigrants since 1975: Only 9 convicted of planning attacks, with ZERO Americans killed.
• Real threat: Domestic extremists (mostly native-born), per FBI and CSIS.
• Bonus: Immigrants actually LOWER violent crime rates via the "immigrant revitalization effect" (Harvard's Robert Sampson).

Immigrants don't increase terrorism risk – they strengthen America's safety, economy, and communities. Watch to separate facts from fear.

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Chapters
00:00 Lightning vs Foreign-Born Terrorism Risk
01:08 Why 9/11 Is a Statistical Outlier
01:50 Border Encounters: Why They’re Not Scary
02:46 Undocumented Immigrants & Zero Terror Deaths
03:09 Real Terrorism Threat: Native-Born Americans
04:00 Immigrants Actually Reduce Violent Crime
04:50 Why We Overestimate the Immigration Risk
05:31 Final Verdict: The Myth Is Backward

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