The crime data coming out of some European countries is suggesting that there are differences as certain demographics are over represented compared to their overall numbers.
For specific types of sexual offence, e.g. gang rape, that sounds likely. But overall, taking into account all the contexts, all the diffent methods men use to abuse? I'd be surprised if that data existed given how many rapes and sexual assaults are not reported, given how skilled men are at keeping CSA hidden, given how normalised rape becomes in abusive relationships.
If men with cultural beliefs or normalised behaviours that say that women are subordinate to men, are of less value to men or that it is ok to rape us are found to represent a higher risk to women then the solution is to not accept these men into our country (or at the very least detain them securely while they are here and being assessed).
But western men also have cultural beliefs and normalised behaviours that say that women are subordinate to men, are of less value to men and that it is ok to rape us. The details look different, obviously, and it's perhaps less overt (although the 'manosphere' stuff seems to be emboldening a lot of adolescent boys and young men) but huge swathes of white British men think that women are basically there for sex and domestic labour. They may not say so out loud in mixed company but their actions, their expectations of their wives and partners, show that they do believe that.
Loads of British men think it's fine to rape a woman if she flirts with him or if they're in a relationship or if she's drunk. Probably most think it's fine to visit lapdancing clubs or use prostitutes. The vast majority use porn at least occasionally and the porn just keeps getting more violent, more extreme, more degrading for the women. Logically these men must know that they're likely at some point to end up wanking to a rape. It doesn't spoil their boner because they don't really care.