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    Immigrants were brought in due to industrialization in conjunction with the fall in the birth rate had resulted in labor shortages. Early 1970s France stopped all recruitment programs for migrant workers. Early 1990s zero immigration policy took place. In 1996 protests reached their high point.

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    Immigrants were brought in due to industrialization in conjunction with the fall in the birth rate had resulted in labor shortages. Early 1970s France stopped all recruitment programs for migrant workers. Early 1990s zero immigration policy took place. In 1996 protests reached their high point.

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    Immigrants were brought in due to industrialization in conjunction with the fall in the birth rate had resulted in labor shortages. Early 1970s France stopped all recruitment programs for migrant workers. Early 1990s zero immigration policy took place. In 1996 protests reached their high point.

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    Date 18th-19th Century

    Event Caption Image Immigrants were brought in due to industrialization in conjunction with the fall in the birth rate had resulted in labor shortages.

    1962

    French settlers and proFrench Algerians moved to France.

    Early 1970s

    France stopped all recruitment programs for migrant workers. Many workers stayed any way and even brought their families to join them.

    Early 1990s

    Zero immigration policy took place. In 1996 protests reached their high point.

    May 1, 2006

    Citizens from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary have been given an easier labor market in France if they work in certain economic sectors.

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