Is "human rights" a priority or a priority in cracking down on illegal immigrants?

This is a pair of value conflicts. It is really a dilemma whether to respect the people's right to migrate or to maintain the national order.

If a country pays more attention to the migration rights of ordinary human beings, then it is the priority of human rights mentioned by the landlord, but this will damage the nationality order of the country and indirectly harm the interests of its existing citizens; If a country pays more attention to ethnic order, cracking down on illegal immigrants is a priority, but this directly denies the right of ordinary human beings to migrate, which is inconsistent with the humanistic thought advocated by some western countries.

In reality, it is not simply inclined to crack down on illegal immigrants or accept them all, but to make decisions according to the basic policies of different countries and the different situations of the parties.