The only correct take on immigration is this:
America has been a land of inheritance for the tribe of Joseph since the beginning. It was done because Joseph was unwelcome with his 11 brothers, and upon being sent to another land, the Lord gave Joseph another land to inherit, "which land is choice above all others(Jacob 5:43)." His father Jacob also prophesied of this inheritance by saying, "Joseph is a fruitful bough, even a fruitful bough by a well; whose branches run over the wall"(Genesis 49:22). Those branches are the descendants of Joseph's two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh.
And just as the 11 brothers bowed to Joseph, the co-regent of the dominant geopolitical power of the time, so must all nations must bow to America. But why is that?
The tribes of Joseph (meaning Ephraim and Manasseh) have been here for millenia. The tribe of Manasseh came over with Lehi (Alma 10:3) in 600 BC. The Lord's hand later directed the tribe of Ephraim to establish America on the land with the tribe of Manasseh through people like Christopher Columbus, the Mayflower pilgrims, and the Framers of the Constitution. This land belongs to the righteous members of the tribe of Ephraim and Manasseh. WE ARE NOT A NATION OF IMMIGRANTS. We are a nation of inheritance. There's a difference. Just because one group gets to come over does not mean all groups get to come over.
But there is an important caveat regarding this: The tribes of the House of Israel from any nation (and especially Judah) have guest-right in America to be treated as equal citizens and brothers so long as they are faithful to the commandments of the Lord, no matter how or when they came, regardless of the law of the land, as the Lord's will trumps the laws of man. Of such, one need not fear, for they shall not threaten nor harm you.
All other people, in order to be welcomed here by the Lord must show that they can trace their geneology back to one of the 12 tribes of Israel or have a patriarchal blessing naming the tribe they descended from. This is His will on the subject. It is He that decides who gets to immigrate and to what nation, not the immigrants themselves, nor the governments under which they are ruled by men. The Lord's will can not be ignored, and His people will not try to.
The blessing of being in America can be rescinded if the individual does not live up to their covenants with God and the individual be cast out of the land.
None other are welcome here. They must all be cast out.
But does that mean the Jews are super duper special and must be given priority? Not exactly. Isaiah states that "Ephraim shall not envy Judah, and Judah shall not vex Ephraim"(Isaiah 11:10). And why is that?
Ephraim will not vex Judah because Ephraim and Judah will have their own separate lands. Ephraim and Manasseh will have the New World. Judah will have the Old World. This is the Lords will in this matter. There are, however, exceptions who may want to come to America or go to Israel. The tribes of Joseph will be able to freely travel to Judah and vice versa.
None of this is a political statement. This whole post is a doctrinal statement. Refusal to acknowledge and abide by all of this constitutes rebellion and the forsaking of covenants and forfeiture of those covenant blessings.