Lei de migração e o “novo” marco legal
entre a proteção, a discricionariedade e a exclusão
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48213/travessia.i85.308Keywords:
Migration Law, International Migrations, Human Rights, Human Right to MigrateAbstract
The new legal framework for migration in Brazil, sanctioned in 2017, was instituted with the purpose of bringing to the Brazilian scenario a paradigmatic turn in the political-legal treatment of the migration agenda. However, it is strongly crossed by security expressions that derive from a degree of discretion that, in addition to trivializing them, has given rise to situations of exclusion in relation to international human mobility. The present article proposes to identify these expressions from the Freirean perspective of the meeting methodology, which guides the extension practice of the Migraidh / CSVM of the Federal University of Santa Maria and allows us to perceive the migrant subject in his experience, considering what he says about himself and his condition of being an immigrant in Brazil. The narrated cases tell about documentary barriers and enable the dialectic about the new legal framework and the expressions between protection, discretion and exclusion.
