The inadmissible turned history: the 1902 Law of Residence and the 1910 Law of Social Defense

the residence law, passed in 1902, and the social defense law of 1910 allowed for many years the deportation of hundreds of foreign anarchists and unionists, resulting in a great diversity of penalties and bans. the parliamentary debates in those years, viewed through the parliamentary record of proceedings, allows access to a universe of representations that the ruling class had on the anarchists and consequently on social conflict.