This document revolves around two elements: the unconstitutional state of affairs declared in judgment T-025 of 2004, and forced displacement in Colombia. On the one hand, the unconstitutional State of Affairs (ECI), understood as a mechanism for the protection of fundamental rights, and, on the other hand, forced displacement, as one of the most relevant problems in the country, insofar as its permanence as difficulty throughout the recent history of Colombia. Thus, this paper focuses its attention on the effects of sentence T-025 of 2004 on the displaced population in the country. Specifically, this work focuses on the effects of the unconstitutional State of affairs within the State, on the occasion of the creation of the National Council for Comprehensive Attention to the Displaced Population. Based on this general objective, this document also highlights the possibility that an unconstitutional State of affairs implies, to schedule and increase the importance of certain disadvantaged communities, both in the case of internal migrants due to the conflict, as well as in other relevant groups, among which stand out: prison population, signers of the peace agreement, human rights defenders, among others.