{"data":{"id":"ussc-table9-2025","agency":"U.S. Sentencing Commission","organization":"U.S. Sentencing Commission","dataset_name":"2025 Sourcebook · Table 9: citizenship by type of crime","dataset_description":"2025 Sourcebook · Table 9: citizenship by type of crime","source_url":"https://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/research-and-publications/annual-reports-and-sourcebooks/2025/Table09.pdf","download_url":"https://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/research-and-publications/annual-reports-and-sourcebooks/2025/Table09.pdf","api_url":null,"publication_date":null,"data_period_start":"2024-10-01","data_period_end":"2025-09-30","retrieved_at":"2026-09-17","update_frequency":"Annual; check for updates weekly","methodology_url":"https://www.ussc.gov/research/sourcebook-2025","notes":"Federal felony and Class A misdemeanor sentencing events, not all U.S. crime or necessarily unique people. Fiscal year October–September. Table 9 excludes 403 of 66,662 cases with unknown citizenship. Citizenship does not identify foreign-born or unauthorized status. Each case has one primary offence. Immigration offences are kept separate. Enforcement priorities and federal jurisdiction shape the caseload.","source_type":"primary_government","raw_url":"/raw/ussc/sourcebook-2025/2026-09-17/ussc-2025-c3c9cda10f93f070f0969c43e4263f3a4bffcbf9902d9efe5cfad240738323bc.pdf","sha256":"c3c9cda10f93f070f0969c43e4263f3a4bffcbf9902d9efe5cfad240738323bc"}}