Abstract
The issue of mass migration to neighboring countries on which lies economic, political or social situations that have to worsen the minimum living condition of the human being has become a worldwide phenomenon in constant increase; Among the most common causes of production of this social phenomenon can be found the search for survival in terms of obtaining food, security, medical services and medicines. Consequently, as a result of this cause, migrations generate a perceptible impact on demographic growth and the public policies that emerged on the occasion of these subjects. In that order of ideas, when returning to the idea of studying these subjects as an academic source of knowledge regarding their rights in the legal framework of health and life; The question arises that will circumscribe the argumentative content of this article, What is the state of rights, specifically the right to health and in connection the life of the regular migrant versus the irregular migrant in the Colombian State according to the national legal system? if recognition of these must be discussed in a State where the most expeditious means of obtaining the aforementioned right even for the same nationals results in the constitutional action called guardianship.