Police forcibly evicted hundreds of people, many undocumented migrants and families, from the Cachan housing occupation. Local residents, municipal workers, associations and public figures organized emergency shelter and support, while some displaced residents began a hunger strike. The mobilization turned housing, immigration enforcement and the right to remain into a public dispute. A decolonial account centers the people affected as workers, parents and neighbors rather than reducing them to a migration-management problem.
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What issue became public after the Cachan eviction in 2006?
The eviction led to solidarity organizing around emergency shelter, housing and migrant rights.
After the Cachan eviction, solidarity actions included emergency shelter for displaced residents.
The municipality and residents opened a gymnasium and organized support.