Anything above 0.5 is really stretching the concept of random association (above 0.3 is usually thought of as definitely connected) and while everybody knows the causation cliche, the higher the number the more you have to consider at least effects coming from the same root cause if not a direct A-B link. So while being very poorly educated does not drive criminality much directly, the correlation is very high because they share many of the same causes. I suspect that's what we are seeing here. Considering your ancestry to be "American" doesn't make you a Trump voter, but the combination of jingoism, lack of travel, narrow information sources and lack of empathy can easily lead to both.
The most interesting to me is the LFPR.
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