Covid-19 health atention for migrants in Mexico: analysis from the problematization of public policy.

Objective. To analyze the representation of migrants in public policy (PP) documents in Mexico in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. Materials and methods. We use the analytical framework:"What is the problem represented?" for the discursive analysis of PP documents (migration and Covid-19) issued between March 2020 and February 2022. Results. Migrants are represented exclusively as people in transit, mobilizing in "caravans" and concentrated in shelters and migratory stations. Their "vulnerability" is emphasized, their agency capacities are not recognized, and shelters are proposed as the main site of the response. Conclusions. Discursive analysis serves as a tool to identify the way in which a problem is represented. In the case of migration, it is necessary to recognize the complexity of the phenomenon in the PP (health and migration) without making the different mobile groups invisible.