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Ramiro Martinez, Jr. All Experts

Professor in Criminology and Criminal Justice and in Sociology and Anthropology

Expertise
  • ethnic
  • immigrant groups
  • Mexico's drug violence
  • violence and crime along US/Mexican border and US/Caribbean border
  • violent crime across ecological settings and across racial, ethnic, and immigrant groups
Contact
R.Martinez@neu.edu
617.373.7066

Ramiro Martinez, Jr. In the Media

  • Scientific American

    Undocumented Immigrants Are Half as Likely to Be Arrested for Violent Crimes as U.S.-Born Citizens

  • CNN

    Immigrants and crime: Crunching the numbers

  • PolitiFact

    Unsubstantiated: Greg Abbott attributes 3,000 murders to immigrants here illegally

  • PolitiFact

    Rick Perry claim about 3,000 homicides by illegal immigrants not supported by state figures

Ramiro Martinez, Jr. for Northeastern

  • The immigration debate in America


    As part of Northeastern’s educational series on civic sustainability, a trio of Northeastern scholars led a discussion on immigration issues in the U.S. from a legal, philosophical, and criminal justice perspective.

    • by Greg St. Martin   October 18, 2013

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