Immigration Shouldn T Be Seen Morally Wrong

If God is not racist, immigration shouldn’t be seen morally wrong to certain conservative evangelicals throughout the world. A conservative Evangelical Christian believe in “The Bible as God's inspired Word to humankind, perfect in truth in the original text.” These believers carry with pride that this country is based on "Christian values”, they claim to care about the suffering and well being of other human beings. On the other hand, these believers forget their Christian values when it comes to immigration. Shouldn’t the world be borderless, due to the reason that God created this land/world for everyone to live on and share equally among one and another. After the flood in Genesis, chapters 7 and 8, God repeats His command (cf. Genesis 9:1 & 7) to mankind — the one that is first given in Genesis 1:28 — to “be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth.” Therefore, immigration shouldn’t be seen as morally wrong.
The only reason these individuals migrate, are to escape the threats of violence they encounter on a daily basis and the economic conditions in their country.
Therefore, why else would we all speak different languages, experience different cultures, and boundaries. Additionally, God forethought to have independent nations. For those reasons,there must be national borders and boundaries/laws to be followed by governments in order to maintain a nation’s independence. All of this logically flows and are commands from the one above,God.
Given these points, If God is not racist, and nor should a conservative Evangelical Christian believer be if the individual is a firm believer of the Bible as God’s inspired word to humankind. Immigration isn’t morally wrong and if one claims to be an conservative Evangelical Christian believer, one should be more concern about enforcing Christian morals rather