You aren't applying logic, no shocker.
@Hark_The_Sound_2010 specified that the FBI's 2021-2022 data was unreliable. And he said that crimes are being unreported (like people not filing a report when Macy's is broken into).
But neither of the above would apply to the info I posted, cuz it is comparing cities, not totals. "overall crime levels dropping in those cities that have
received the
most migrants."
Nor do they apply to "no evidence that the percentage of unauthorized or authorized immigrant population at the city level impacted shifts in the homicide rates and no evidence that immigration is connected to robbery at the city level" unless somehow only the immigrant-specific crimes were unreported (which is not imaginable).
And of course it doesn't apply to the third snippet since that was data over prior recent yr before 2020:
"In December 2020, researchers studying Texas crime statistics found that “contrary to public perception, we observe considerably lower felony arrest rates among undocumented immigrants compared to legal immigrants and native-born U.S. citizens and find no evidence that undocumented criminality has increased in recent years.”
Finally, he said "property crimes and violence against young people have both increased significantly recently" -- but that doesn't disprove any of the three above either. If the crimes percentages weren't tied to immigrants pre-2020, there is no reason to think the crime percentages for that same demographic would change... there are more of them, but they're the same type of people just looking to mow lawns and have taco trucks.