| dc.description.abstract | The human being crosses borders looking for better conditions since always,
voluntarily or not. Therefore, migration’s a natural process and a human right.
So, whenever a person finds herself in an unknown place, she ends up facing
several difficulties related to the new life, such as in the aspects of housing,
subsistence, xenophobia and the social integration in general. The sphere of a
person’s fundamental rights subjected to the immigration process is affected
and she becomes vulnerable. Then, through the deductive method of approach
and bibliographic review as technique, the goal is to investigate how’s the
Public Power acting in relation to his constitutional duty in creation specific
public policies for immigrants who live in Brazil, since the State can’t choose to
implement them or not. This is because immigrants’s demands should be
answered, as well as it’s not possible to leave helpless a contingent holder of
fundamental rights foreseen in the Federal Constitution. Thereby, this research
begins with an exposition of the fundamental rights’s history and the conceptual
aspects of public policy. Subsequently, the policies’s aspects of the reception
are presented, which is essential to the promotion of equity; also evaluating of
the Federal Public Ministry’s performance in order to make the Executive
accomplish his duty to implement public policies. Finally, there’s an overview of
the existing brazilian policies and the institutions responsible for their
implementation, emphasizing that still there are few policies, also much to be
done, even if they are useful and very helpful to immigrants. | |
