Quebec has developed a policy that selects immigration candidates with a very high level of education. Algerian doctors, considered as a highly qualified social category, are part of this migrant population that meets the needs and expectations of the province of Quebec. Although migration policies seek to promote an inclusive society, it is clear that doctors of Algerian origin, holders of foreign diplomas, are victims of systemic discrimination. This apparently seemingly neutral concept has perverse effects, including the production of professional and social exclusion and the development of feeling of racism.