<p>In this study, prejudice against Syrian migrants, who are often the target of prejudice and discrimination by the host community in Turkey, is examined within the framework of the concepts of justice, system justification and moral disengagement. This study aims to evaluate the relationship between justice sensitivity, moral disengagement and system justification with explicit prejudice against immigrants within a structural equation model framework. This study involved 443 associate, undergraduate and graduate students aged between 18 and 41. The findings showed that victim sensitivity predicted prejudice against immigrants through system justification and moral disengagement, while observer sensitivity predicted prejudice through moral disengagement. The current findings will contribute to the field by filling the gap in the literature and providing information to researchers in developing ways to reduce prejudices against immigrants.</p>