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    IV. Contact with the Criminal Justice System

    Individuals can interact with the criminal justice system in many ways, and that interaction affects not only them personally but their families as well.[4. numoffset=”4″ The shares of non-citizen Hispanics who interact with the criminal justice system are likely to be low because non-citizen Hispanics who are in the United States without documentation may have […]

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    II. Confidence in the Criminal Justice System

    Six-in-10 (61%) Hispanics report a great deal or a fair amount of confidence that police officers in their community will do a good job of enforcing the law, and 57% are confident that police will do a good job of dealing with gangs. However, this still leaves a notable minority who hold a negative opinion […]

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    A Bare Majority of Protestants

    The number of Americans who report that they are members of Protestant denominations now stands at 51%.

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    III. Reporting Crimes to the Police

    Reporting Violent Crime[3. numoffset=”3″ The National Survey of Latinos 2008 question regarding reporting violent crime to the police did not define violent crime.] Nearly eight-in-ten (78%) Hispanics state that if they were a victim of a violent crime, they would definitely report the incident to the police. The likelihood of reporting a violent crime incident […]

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    A Rising Share: Hispanics and Federal Crime

    Sharp growth in illegal immigration and increased enforcement of immigration laws have dramatically altered the ethnic composition of offenders sentenced in federal courts.

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    VI. The Middle Income Tier: Then and Now

    Since 1970, the middle income tier in America has shrunk by about 5 percentage points. In 1970, 40% of all adults in this country lived in a middle income household, with “middle” defined as one where the income falls within 75% to 150% of the median. By 2006, just 35% of adults were in the […]

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    Immigration Issue

    Fewer than a third of Latinos rate immigration an “extremely important” issue.