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Based on the premise that Law is a technology for the control and racialization of black bodies (ALMEIDA, 2018), and for the maintenance of elites in power (PIRES, 2019) this article aims at showing how whiteness, as a place of systemic privilege ( SCHUCMAN,) used immigration rules and policies to perpetuate the unilateral advantages of structural racism. The theoretical basis is based on anticolonial, post-colonial and decolonial studies because they allow us to understand how the pattern of colonial domination founded on racial hierarchies is still in operation. The first part of the article deals with the instrumentalization of Law as a guarantor of the place of whiteness, and as a support for structural racism. The second topic shows how migratory norms were used ambivalently as an instrument to control and racialize black lives, and to maintain privileges for the dominant racial group in Brazil.

“A MÃO QUE AFAGA É A MESMA QUE APEDREJA”: DIREITO, IMIGRAÇÃO E A PERPETUAÇÃO DO RACISMO ESTRUTURAL NO BRASIL