INVASION USA
Scripture supports the rule of law (excerpt)
Without the support of the American people, the open-borders crowd is now trying to claim a more powerful ally: God. (snip)
From my own study, I find that the Scriptures clearly indicate that God charges civil authorities with preserving order, protecting citizens and punishing wrongdoers. A prime passage is Romans 13:1-7: “Let every person be subject to the governing authorities.” Neither God nor the Bible ever rewards lawlessness (1 Timothy 1:8-10). (snip)
. . . the Hebrew term for “sojourn,” as well as the dictionary definition, means “temporary stay.” A related term used in some scriptural translations is “stranger.” So this passage offers no scriptural sanction for allowing millions of illegal immigrants to remain permanently in the United States. In the New Testament, the word “stranger” denotes one who is simply unknown (The New Westminster Dictionary of the Bible).
http://www.wnd.com/2009/12/118347/
Another Bible study on illegal immigration
Clearly, then, what it means to be a “stranger” is to be a foreigner. In the case of the children of Israel in Egypt, they were invited and, at first anyway, were honored guests. Later, they would be oppressed by a generation who “knew not Joseph.” But they were certainly not trespassers. They were certainly not in Egypt illegally. They were certainly not breaking the laws of the land by being in Egypt. In fact, they were commanded not to offend their hosts in any way (Genesis 46:28-34).
http://www.wnd.com/2007/11/44777/
Hispanic American blasts illegal immigration
Mexicans are not the ”New Israel and the U. S. is not their Promised Land”
http://www.wnd.com/2008/01/45494/
Why amnesty is not compassionate
It seems He scattered the world’s population and created the diverse languages in an effort to subvert man’s efforts to unite in a global kingdom under a false universal religion. Interestingly, one of the prime motivations of those behind the promotion of borderless societies is this very same notion of regional government and global government and the breakdown of nationalism. What was wrong at the time of the Tower of Babel remains wrong today. That should be clear to anyone and everyone whose standard of morality is the Bible.
http://www.wnd.com/2013/06/why-amnesty-is-not-compassionate/
Immigration and Christian duty
The same God who commands that we treat aliens and “strangers” with righteousness and justice also clearly defined the physical borders for the nation of Israel, in detailed geographical terms, in Numbers 34. Israel, then and today, would not exist without borders?and neither will America.
http://www.wnd.com/2007/06/42154/