A demonstration began at Porte de la Chapelle and moved through the Évangile, Marx-Dormoy, La Chapelle and Pajol neighborhoods. Organizers opposed the “war on the poor,” the policing of the area and the targeting of migrants. Paris-Luttes.info situated the march amid anti-migrant neighborhood campaigns, emphasizing that local residents and migrant-support groups disputed who had the right to belong in public space.
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What did “Quartier populaire, quartier sans frontières” oppose?
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Organizers linked anti-migrant policing to a broader war on the poor.