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DOI:  10.12957/dep.2013.4153 Resumo: No presente artigo se abordara o processo migratorio no Continente Americano com enfoque especial ao Estado brasileiro. O fenomeno da migracao nao e recente na historia humana, porem vem se vivenciando um paradoxo cada vez mais evidente no qual o direito internacional prega a protecao aos direitos humanos no processo de migracao e os Estados soberanos se utilizam de suas normas para a sua protecao e seguranca nacional, colocando em xeque os direitos inerentes a pessoa humana. Palavras-chave: Migracao Internacional, Direitos Humanos, Seguranca Nacional. Abstract: In the present article will treat the process of migration in the American continent with special focus on the Brazilian State. The phenomenon of the migration is not recent in the human history however has been experiencing  a contradiction increasingly evident in which the international right preaches the protection to the human rights in this process of migration and the sovereign States use of his norms for his protection and national security, endangering the rights inherent to the human person. Keywords: International migration, Human Rights, National Security.

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A violação dos DH diante dos fluxos migratórios e das políticas de segurança nacional: uma análise sobre Américas e Brasil / The violation of HR in front of flows migration and national security policy: an analysis of Americas and Brazil