A transnational march began in Brussels and moved toward Paris to publicize demands by undocumented migrants for legal status and freedom of movement. The campaign linked migrant collectives in several countries and challenged a system that relied on migrants’ labor while restricting their political and legal rights. It made the border regime itself a subject of public protest.
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What was the aim of the 2004 European march of undocumented people?
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The march publicized claims for legal status and freedom of movement.
The 2004 undocumented people’s march linked migrant rights to freedom of movement
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The march made legal status and freedom of movement central demands.