Europeans divided fover impacts of immigration on crime Immigrants in our country today are more to blame for crime than other groups OR immigrants in our country the are no more to blame for crime than other groups
Publics are somewhat divided over the impact of immigration on crime, with a median of 38% believing that immigrants are more to blame for crime than other groups and 45% saying immigrants are no more to blame. The share who say immigrants are more responsible for crime ranges from 22% in France and the UK to 59% in Greece.
Europeans divided fover impacts of  | immigration on crime  | Immigrants in our country today are more to blame for  | crime than other groups OR immigrants in our country  | the are no more to blame for crime than other groups  | More to blame No more to blame  | France  | 22%  | 6%  | UK  | 22  |  | Spain  | 29  | 68  | Netherlands  | 42  | 53  | Hungary Poland  | 33  | 45  | Poland  | 23  | 44  | Germany  | 52  | 44  | Sweden  | 55  | 39  | Greece  | 59  | 29  | Italy  | 44  | 27  | MEDIAN  | 38  | 45  | Note: Don 't know and neither/ both responses not shown,  | Source: Spring 2018 Globa Attitudes Survey. Q54b.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 