Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Immigrant criminality
Immigrant Criminality" is a controversial term. From 37 Google News results for "Immigrant criminality", 18 use it as a part of "myth of immigrant criminality".  According to , ''articles which cover controversial, disputed, or discounted ideas in detail should document (with reliable sources) the current level of their acceptance among the relevant academic community''. The article doesn't do that. I also get the impression that it tries to cast the complex issue of European immigration in a bad light. The seemingly staggering Swiss statistic, for example, fails to mention that the actual number of prisoners is relatively low (less than 5900 in 2006) and that the discrepancy can partially be explained by the fact that the non-naturalized population has a significantly higher ratio of young males. And what about Sweden? Am I simply supposed to believe that ''In Sweden, counting on the amount of money criminal immigrants cost the society has been banned with the explanation that "...you cannot calculate the value of human lives"''? Statements like this are not supported by sources, and considering that two of the five sources link to Wikipedia articles and another two are inaccessible, the entire article is practically unsourced
— User:Rankiri, 01:29, 24 February 2010 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:FRINGE (Wikipedia:Fringe theories)