Why are Hispanic Americans peaceful in the United States but in their home countries, it’s so chaotic and violent?

[Anonymous]

The same people but what’s the difference? Similar rates of poverty (almost). So the answer isn’t poverty entirely. The answer must lie within the war on drugs?
The first graph is homicide in USA stats and the second is homicide stats globally which Mexico and Central American countries have the highest homicides rates globally. So you have people that live in the most violent environments in the world but in USA, they aren’t violent anymore.

The third graph is crime rate by citizenship status meaning illegal immigrants or undocumented immigrants which are mostly from
Mexico.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Most migrants from latin America don't come to the U. S. to be a criminal.

Moreover, latin America countries overwhelmingly for the most part are peaceful but when drugs and money are involved in places like Mexico and Columbia it seems like they are violent but it's only between criminals fighting each other.

In El Salvador once that president started to put all those gang members in prison, now his country is at peace.

[NaultD]

It's like a house party that gets too rowdy. The sensible get the fuck out. People that have or want jobs get the fuck out. The people payed to be rowdy getting bonuses for how rowdy the area is double down. Shapes the entire working environment with supply and demand.

[KostasKouvalis]

Because of how the culture is. They see robbery and murder not as a crime, but as a means of survival