PARIS (AP) — Police in Paris have removed scores of people who invaded the famed Pantheon where illustrious French figures are buried, in order to press their demands for residence papers.

Police moved into the monument hours after Friday's occupation began and evacuated the occupiers who are illegally living in France and demanding a meeting with Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.

Some members of the group identified themselves on Facebook as "Black Vests," and members of a group called the La Chapelle Debout (Standing), a reference to the sector in northern Paris teaming with migrants without shelters and homeless.

One of the occupiers said in a video on Facebook before the evacuation that "they should put our papers in order. We would like to have the same rights as French people."