International Migration between Mexico and the United States in the Contemporary Debate between Iusnaturalism and Legal Positivism

During the last few decades new norms and migratory patterns have presented an unknown level of globalization never seen before in history; the migrants rights included as well. International migration has never had so much diffusion, nor has it been as important in politics and socioeconomics as it is today. Such evens have never before been seen as a problem that could affect the receiving country's national security and intimately cause conflict at a global scale. Migration from Mexico to the U.S. has become the largest migratory circuit the world's ever seen between two countries. Millions of Mexicans await for the humanitarian rights from international conventions to become a reality. Systematic violations, where the U.S. legislation doesn't consider rights that are practiced in various other areas, reflecting modern conflict between Iusnaturalism and Legal Positivism.