In a modern globalized society, the growth of mobility and the greater possibility of migration affects greater number of interactions between people, communities and society. In this paper, through the main research question, an attempt was made to investigate the securitization of migration. Through the theories of the sociological construction of reality by Berger and Luckmann, the sociocognitive analysis of discourse by Teun A. van Dijk, an effort was made to investigate the concept of securitization of the Copenhagen school. As an example, the approaches of Hungary and Germany were taken, in the context of the refugee crisis in 2015, which was significantly affected by the escalation of violence and the war in Syria. Through the analysis of content and discourse, the speeches of Angela Merkel and Viktor Orbán were analyzed in the period from August 21, 2015 to November 13, 2015. This period was defined in order to capture the peak of the crisis and leave out the influence of terrorist attacks in Paris on discourse. In the analysis of the discourse of Germany and Hungary, through the speeches of Angela Merkel and Viktor Orbán, humanitarian and security approaches were identified by actors in order to legitimize their policies. The second goal of the work is related to the analysis of the content and discourse of the European Commission, in which the humanitarian and security approach is identified. However, it was concluded that the security approach to migration prevails, due to security goals in the background of humanitarian actions.