Following the 1940 defeat, and the 10 July 1940 vote of full powers installing the Vichy regime, these camps were filled with Jews, first with foreign Jews, then indifferently with foreign and French Jews.
After France's 1940 defeat and the July 10, 1940, vote that gave the Vichy regime complete authority, these concentration camps were filled with Jews, first with non-citizen Jews, then with a mix of foreign and French Jews.