JD Vance's Comments on 'Ethnic Enclaves' and Crime Rates Draw Criticism

Vance's remarks, referencing 'Gangs of New York,' spark debate over immigration and assimilation policies.

Vance claims ethnic enclaves lead to higher crime rates, citing historical immigration waves.
Critics argue Vance's comments are racist and unsupported by current crime data.
Vance references the film 'Gangs of New York' to justify his views, drawing backlash for misinterpretation.
Studies show immigrants are less likely to commit violent crimes compared to native-born citizens.
Vance emphasizes the need for assimilation-focused immigration policies.