"In general, " wrote one forensic pioneer, " born criminals have projecting ears, thick hair, a thin beard, projecting front eminences, enormous jaws ."
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In addition to the " atavistic born criminal ", Lombroso identified two other types : the " insane criminal ", and the " criminaloid ".
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During this time, he became acquainted with John R . Mackie, a Scottish-born criminal and former Camp Grant, a nearby U . S . Army post.
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Such hit or miss tracking of foreign-born criminals prompted Congress to pass a series of laws starting in 1988 to toughen requirements for removing criminal aliens.
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Most of these similarities involved receding foreheads, height, head shape and size, and based on these Lombroso postulated the theory of the born criminal '.
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Gonsalves, echoing a concern shared by many Caribbean leaders, said Caribbean-born criminals deported from the United States are contributing to a rise in crime in some countries.
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The originator of the concept of a " born criminal " and arguing in favor of biological determinism, Lombroso tried to recognize criminals by measurements of their bodies.
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The Immigration and Naturalization Service conceded Tuesday that it is having trouble deporting its easiest targets : the 62, 560 foreign-born criminals currently behind bars in state prisons.
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Not only can citizens of other nations disappear in the United States, native-born criminals can easily elude justice by moving to another state and picking up a new identify.
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Thousands of foreign-born criminals eligible for deportation are being released from prison on American soil because of mismanagement by the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the General Accounting Office alleged Tuesday.
