What else are they going to do when they are politically appointed and can't pursue and lock up violent criminals wrecking havoc in communities or pursue big multinational corporations who have judges and lawmakers in their pockets?

is it as bad as we hear it is.The property is located around Greater Grand Crossing Close to E 71st street and the 94 highway.Greater Grand Crossing is violent, even by Chicago standards.

I require 650+ Credit, no violent crime or theft, 3X monthly income, and no prior evictions.

In digging into the details through public record searches I find out that he has had 3 evictions, several drug convictions, and a violent crime.

Go visit the areas, do your research, do not believe what is just in the materials presented by a company selling a product, check the crime reports for violent versus non-violent crime statistics,etc.When I look at investments I like to look at the dirt first then the asset and projected returns.

While I can see the incoming administration "deporting" (technically) large numbers of people who cross and are immediately sent back to the other side of the border, I believe that the number of people who are deported from this country in the sense that they are ripped from their communities not immediately adjacent to the border and forcibly sent to another country will be less than 100,000 in aggregate over the next four years, and largely limited to violent criminals in red states. 

There is not a tight coupling between price and violent crime rates. for example denton texas has one of the lowest violent crime rates.  

One of the most violent cities in America statistically speaking.

Think 10-12% CAP rates.D class areas= Practically no price appreciation, worst/struggling public schools, highest crime rates (especially drugs and violent crime), highest cash flow.

It is also possible that either the folks in charge of the station, or the prosecutor have set a policy of not wanting to pursue non violent crimes, or even not paying attention to crimes against folks who are not local residents.