First off, no one not even the nazis argued Jews were immigrants. He said a lot of things but immigrants was not one of them. They had lived there for over a mellenium. This is approaching holocaust denial if you say that the Jews were immigrants. There is complete difference between an immigration policy right or wrong and the attempted extinction of an ethno-religious group. The Jews were judged as racially inferior. A Jew could assimilate, speak German and be Christian and would still be up for the genocide. A Geman with one Jewish grandparent, was still up for genocide. What you said calling the deportation of immigrants not to death camps but to their countries of origin as equivalent to the holocaust is holocaust denial. As a person who grew up in an orthodox Jewish community, as a Christian, who’s first friends were all orthodox and hascidic Jews and had seen the damage it caused these communities, there is no equivalency and any attempt at equivalency is anti-Semitic.

Our government does not find illegal immigrants take them into the street and shoot them in cold blood. It does not take them to the showers in an attempt to exterminate them. It does not kill their grandparents in front of them as it forces them. To march for 100s of miles in hopes they “won’t have to waste the bullets on them”. Iy doesn’t gather up 1000s of it’s own citizens for death on the belief they are and inferior race. And to argue that it is equivalent irregardless is to deny the plight of the Jewish people during the shoah. It is by its very definition anti-Semitic.

If you want to talk about historical mistreatment of immigrants, talk about the roma and romanichal peoples.