evidence: Without proper fact-checking during the debate, Trump was able to use "dehumanizing rhetoric that falsely depicts immigrants as inherent threats," 16 Latino advocacy organizations, including America’s Voice, Alianza for Progress, Latino Victory and Voto Latino, said in a joint statement Friday. Throughout the campaign trail, Trump and other Republicans have latched on to a handful of criminal cases involving immigrants as a way to push for hard-line immigration policies, even though "recent research suggests that those who immigrate (legally or illegally) are not more likely, and may even be less likely to commit crime in the U.S.," according to the National Institute of Justice at the U.S. Department of Justice. [...] Trump also said that migrants were taking "Black jobs" and "Hispanic jobs," which got pushback on what those terms even mean.