Summary
Native Americans and Alaskan Natives have faced higher rates of violent crimes such as murder and rape for many years. Many of these crimes are not solved, partly because there aren't enough law enforcement resources.
Key Facts
- Native Americans and Alaskan Natives experience higher rates of violent crimes compared to other groups.
- These crimes include murder, rape, and other forms of violence.
- Generational trauma and systemic abuse are seen as contributing factors.
- A lack of law enforcement resources in these communities affects crime-solving rates.
- The report about these issues is from New Mexico.
- This information is part of a series called "Race Matters."
