Hundreds of undocumented workers began coordinated strikes and workplace occupations in รle-de-France, including in cleaning, construction and catering. Organized with union and migrant-rights support, they demanded regularization and asserted their position as workers whose labor was essential but whose status exposed them to deportation and exploitation. The campaign challenged the separation of labor rights from immigration status and made undocumented workers visible as political actors.
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What did undocumented workers demand in the April 2008 strikes?
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Workers went on strike and occupied workplaces to demand regularization.
The undocumented workers' 2008 strike demanded regularization.
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Workers sought legal status and recognition of their labor.