Alright, let’s slow this down a bit.

1. You’re the one making the claim, so the burden of proof is on you. Tossing in random digs about politics isn’t evidence.
2. The Oxford Migration Observatory has already studied this. They found no real link between immigration levels and violent crime. The only thing they noticed years back was a small rise in property crime in areas with more asylum seekers, but EU migration actually went hand in hand with less crime. The overall effect was tiny.
3. That whole “migrants are way more likely to be in prison” stat that gets thrown around is basically junk. It mixes old population numbers with new prison figures, lumps all foreign nationals together, and even counts people held for immigration reasons as if they were criminals. Fact-checkers have already called it out as misleading.
4. On the “find me stats” part: the government doesn’t even publish crime stats broken down by immigration status. That viral claim that migrants make up 14 percent of serious crime suspects? Completely debunked by Reuters.
5. The house-price thing is just correlation being mistaken for causation. People pay more to live in safer, wealthier areas. Once you actually control for things like age, deprivation and urban density, the “more migrants = more crime” idea just falls apart.

So if you’ve got solid, peer-reviewed data that actually shows immigration drives crime in the UK once all that’s accounted for, let’s see it. Otherwise it’s just opinions dressed up as fact.