Demonstration Against Immigration Law In Paris

Demonstration Against Immigration Law In Paris

A demonstrator is holding a placard that reads ''Darmanin, we're not bad guys. Love one another. That's politics..'' as she participates in a rally against France's recently adopted law on immigration in Paris, France, on January 21, 2024. Four days before a long-awaited decision by the Constitutional Council, a broad coalition of opponents to the immigration law is demonstrating on Sunday against the enactment of a text which, they believe, signifies the ideological victory of ''the extreme right''. (Photo by Matthieu Alexandre/NurPhoto)

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