Immigration and "the stranger among you"

Outline of a post I expect to finish up one of these days:

Immigration Policy falls into two broad categories, and then two classes within those, plus a clarification of child citizenship:

1. How immigrants attempt to get into the country determines fate
• If entry was by deceit, then
• Deport, with family, or
• Forced menial labor (you want to stay, you do this job)
• Legitimately, then
• Ellis Island Approach
• quarantine while investigated (health or background, 
• must have sponsor and job to go to, 
• plus one month's minimum wage saved.
• all good? Then go in peace, you are welcome here
2. How should they be treated once here?
• Sojourner (in Bible "the stranger", "the alien")
• Equal treatment before the law, criminal or civil
• Unequal in privileges/benefits (reserved only for citizens)
• Naturalized Citizen
• Only after formal request, and passing rigorous test
• Equal expectations (exs: pay taxes, vote, military service)
• Equal benefits (public education, social security, etc.)
3. Child citizenship determined by:
• birth to (or adoption by) two other known citizens
• not based on place of birth, but on citizenship of parents

Scripture: Exodus 12:43-49; Exodus 23:9; Leviticus 19:33; Dt. 10:18-19; Ex. 22:21; Numbers 15:15-16; Lev. 25:47; Lev. 24:22; Dt. 24:17; Dt 24:20; Dt. 29:11; Joshua 9