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The March That Shouldn't Have Been Necessary: 1983
By the late 1970s and early 1980s, France's migrant labor population had become a settled, multigenerational reality. Family reunification policy, formalized in 1976, allowed workers to bring wives and children to France legally — a policy shift that, combined with births in…
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