This entry examines the intersection of migration, food, and public space through the framework of Gilles Deleuze’s concept of control societies. It explores how mechanisms of control exploit and marginalize undocumented migrants, particularly in their access to essential resources and participation in public life. Highlighting the work of the Amsterdam-based organization We Are Here, the entry illustrates how grassroots initiatives use food and public space to resist oppressive structures, foster solidarity, and advocate for the rights of undocumented individuals. By analyzing these dynamics, the entry underscores the potential of collective action and creativity to disrupt control and envision a more inclusive society.