Around 500 undocumented workers occupied the entrance hall and steps of the Cité nationale de l’histoire de l’immigration in Paris. They demanded that authorities honor commitments to regularize workers who had taken part in a long strike. Choosing a museum housed in a former colonial exhibition building made the action especially resonant: migrants used a state institution dedicated to immigration history to insist on recognition as workers and political actors.
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Why did undocumented workers occupy the Immigration History Museum in 2010?
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They sought public visibility and fulfillment of the state’s regularization commitments.
Undocumented workers occupied the Immigration History Museum in 2010
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Hundreds occupied the Porte Dorée institution to demand regularization.