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Per United Nations Human Rights, Office of the High Commissioner

Under international human rights law, the criminalization of irregular migration exceeds the legitimate interests of States in protecting their territories and regulating migration.

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Criminalizing people on the basis of their migration status can lead to a number of other human rights violations, including discriminatory profiling, arbitrary arrest and detention, family separation, and the inability to access critical health care, housing, education or other rights.

The list where this term was found was fairly editorial to begin with and maybe this article shouldn't go there at all. — MaxEnt 15:21, 2 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]