On Immigration in Europe and the US: What About the Call to Love Neighbor?

Spun off from the discussion of the Paris Statement, Hodges and Vowell discuss the problem of simultaneously loving our neighbors, and defending national security in the midst of a complicated immigration debate.  Can Christians be in favor of assimilation?  Can they not be?  There are three kinds of immigrant: legal, illegal, and refugee, and each poses a separate set of problems for a country and for the Church.  How can we be both nationally secure and able to fulfill our calling to care for the stranger among us?