The Adiaphorization and Dehumanization of Migrations from the Ethical and Moral Approach of Public Policies

Today, migration has become one of the main challenges for humanity. In last ten years, percentage displaced people gradually increased, mainly from southern hemisphere to north, in search better living conditions and, many cases, forced by risks and instability their countries origin. The COVID-19 pandemic, far minimizing migrations, further exacerbated these processes. light this situation, some states passed immigration laws that protect citizens on hand, but which violate fundamental rights migrants other. This article aims determine reasons behind alarming process migrant dehumanization. We will verify how national supranational decisions represent a move towards securitization through strategic or adiaphoric process, ethics morals are not at core policies. With decisions, suffering death generates attitudes indifference among citizens, who often accept normalize its occurrence. suggest revising public policies framework Levinasian alterity Kantian hospitality.