FIRST ON FOX: DHS points to ‘common sense’ reason for collapsing crime: ‘No surprise’

The Department of Homeland Security attributes declining violent crime rates in the U.S. to the deportation of violent criminal illegal immigrants, citing a Council on Criminal Justice report showing significant drops in homicides, carjackings, and other crimes. The White House highlights the report as evidence of progress on law and order, while DHS provides examples of recent deportations involving individuals linked to gangs and criminal convictions.