This research aimed to analyze the recommendations issued by the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) of Mexico, related to migration, in 2023. To do so, a documentary review was carried out through frequency counts and categorization. The main results indicate that: a) the most frequently violated human rights were those related to legal security, personal freedom, legality, and protection of minors; b) those affected who appeared most frequently in these recommendations were of Honduran nationality; and c) that the systematic violation of the human rights of migrants responds to the securitization policy. The originality of this work lies in the techniques employed and the period analyzed; likewise, the contribution of the study is relevant to elucidate the existing structural flaws in migration management and guide the design of applicable policies.
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