Christians and Muslims and Roma were regarded as dangerous

Muslims(sometimes) and Roma fall under the immigrant unbrella. Islamists both got kicked out for being dangerous and seeking converts. Comparing Islam and Christianity to a ethnic minority is wrong because they are massive religions that have spread to more countries than Jews and are primarily seeking converts which other countries don't want, while Jews are kicked after already being in the nation for there actions. Christianity especially has been adopted by many countries without any force or ulterior motive and the same cannot be said about Judaism.

Now the roma (sometimes islamist also) fall under the immigrant umbrella and should be treated by the same criteria the Jews are. Also according to "jewish owned" google ai, Jews have been kicked out of far more nations than the roma, and many more than any other small ethnic group in the world. Both are dangerous groups and should be treated by there actions.

They work for centuries in countries where they give reasonable standards for immigrants having a naturalization experience that is sufficiently similar to a lifetime citizenship experience from birth.

Will the people assimilate though? See the western world today, many of these migrant groups have been in there host nations for generations and still are causing significant problems.

I believe that Jesus is busy solving moral dilemmas every day by his Spirit informing those who need answers at the time of their need. This is the path by which he is redeeming the whole world such that every type of heartbreak reaches a point where it is to never happen again. Anything that happens to you might well be the last time it ever happens, and when you live life that way with expectant trust you will be ready for the momentary negatives yet to happen in the future.

Thank you for this brother, I'll keep this in mind. I see the world around me and see stress, hate, and sin everywhere. I wish everybody could live together in peace. I have to remind myself to keep Jesus in my heart and pray to make sense of this world.