Abstract
The practices and political representations of the Argentine state with regard to trafficking in persons for purposes of labor exploitation, currently dominated by legal logic, treat immigrant workers as vulnerable victims. This robs them of any autonomy and ignores other aspects of their subjectivity, hindering the establishment of connections and solidarity with other social sectors in the national context that would allow them to contest the exploitation and domination to which they are subject.
Las prácticas y representaciones políticas del Estado argentino con respecto a la trata de personas para fines de explotación laboral se rigen, en la actualidad, por la lógica jurídica y tratan a los trabajadores inmigrantes como víctimas vulnerables. Esto los priva de cualquier tipo de autonomía e ignora otros aspectos de su subjetividad, impidiendo que establezcan conexiones y lazos de solidaridad con otros sectores sociales en el contexto nacional. Dichos vínculos les permitirían oponerse a la explotación y dominación a que las que se les somete.
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