They would be killed.
The answer above is incorrect. This question as posed is unanswerable. There were many times in history when Jews could emigrate or did emigrate in contravention to the existing law and other times when such emigration was impossible. By not specifying a time and a place, this question is unanswerable.
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It was hard for the Jews.They were forced to work and forced to wear stripy pyjamas and sleep together in grotty rooms they didnt know what was going to happen
When train loads of Jews arrived at Auschwitz, SS doctors 'selected' able-bodied Jews for work - and the old, the young and visibly pregnant women were sent straight off to be gassed.
They worked, and if they weren't well or strong enough to work, they were killed with the rest of the Jews who were killed.
yes.
The Germans worked the Jews to death by having them as sleves