Mary and Joseph seek asylum at the southern border

[moriah]

12. And ruled by a different governor, outside the oppressive influence.

Of course, people have attributed the story in Matthew as an allegory to the Exodus.

And so one doesn't have to go much further than the OT to find tons of references to decent treatment of strangers and refugees in your lands, "for you were strangers in the Land of Egypt." Often followed by a reference to the Entity giving this commandment being the god that brought them *out* of Egypt, as a justification for why that fair treatment is so important.

I guess a better analogy would be:

If Trump had a dream and an immigrant detainee named Jose with a neat coat interpreted it correctly for him... rather than freeing him and acting on his advice for the good of the nation, he'd send him back to his country, steal the coat for Ivanka to rip off the style on and ruin in the process, keep his sons in camps, give the information to Putin immediately, and figure out some way to ruin the world economy while lining his own pockets.