Emil O W Kirkegaard

by the way, if I find out the number of Arab/ME migrants, what % is safe to assume are criminals?

You may not need to as @KirkegaardEmil is working on a paper at the moment which is relevant to the migrant debate in the UK.

it'll explain Arab criminality's role in long-seated suspicion over immigration and inverse Linekers Law?

I don't know how specific it will be but I'm sure it'll be interesting, similar to this https://openpsych.net/files/papers/Kirkegaard_2014f.pdf …

but in the meantime, how can you explain the data pointing to ingrained suspicion towards immigration in GB?

As mid-east migrants are crimeprone it follows that the more live on yr street, the less keen you'll be on them

so you say, but that doesn't reflect evidence anti-immigration feeling strongest in areas of low immigration

Indeed there are likely to be many causal factors operating not just crime proneness of middle eastern migrants