The Strangeness of Foreigners: Policing Migration and Nation in Interwar Marseille
The Strangeness of Foreigners: Policing Migration and Nation in Interwar Marseille
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外国人的奇怪之处：两次世界大战期间马赛的移民和国家治安
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10.3167/153763702782369632
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2002
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M. Lewis
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1924年4月，斯特凡X，一个出生在马赛的意大利移民的年轻人，因未能荣誉1920年的驱逐令而被监禁。3为了抗议他的监禁，Stefan援引了1889年的法国国籍法，该法规定外国父母在法国出生的儿童在成年后成为法国公民，只要他们当时仍是法国居民，并且没有在治安法官面前放弃其法国国籍的权利。刚过21岁生日的斯特凡辩称，他是一名公民，因此不能将他驱逐出境。他们指出，最初的驱逐令是由Stefan从一艘驳船上偷木炭引发的，当时Stefan还是未成年人，
In April 1924, Stefan X., a young man born in Marseille to Italian immigrants, was imprisoned for failing to honor an expulsion order dating from 1920.3 Protesting his imprisonment, Stefan invoked the French nationality law of 1889, which held that children born in France to foreign parents became French nationals upon reaching adulthood, provided that they remained residents of France at that time and did not repudiate their right to French nationality before a justice of the peace. Stefan, who had just passed his twenty-first birthday, argued that he was a citizen and that, as such, he could not be expelled from the country.4 Local officials argued quite the contrary. They pointed out that the original expulsion order, which had been triggered by Stefan’s theft of charcoal briquettes from a barge, was issued when Stefan was still a minor and could not