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As the name implies, “Illegal discrimination” is forms of discrimination covered by national laws against discrimination. Discrimination that is not covered by such laws is still discrimination in other senses of the word, but not in a legal sense. For example, legally speaking, there was no discrimination against Jews in the third Reich: The Jews were not even considered citizens, much less protected by laws against discrimination.
This is a facet of categorism.
