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A man rides a horse past mechanical diggers working to clean up a makeshift migrant camp known as "the jungle" near Calais, northern France, Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016. French authorities claimed on Wednesday that they had cleared the makeshift migrant camp near the northern French city of Calais. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

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Migrants shoes are set at the entrance of a mosque during Friday prayer in a makeshift migrants camp near Calais, France, Friday Feb. 26, 2016. A French court has given the green light for the state to relocate hundreds of migrants from their shelter in part of the camp locally referred to as "the jungle". (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

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Migrants charge their mobile phones with a generator at the Calais refugee camp in Calais, northern France, Monday, Dec. 21, 2015. There are more than 5000 migrants fleeing conflict zones or poverty, according to local officials, at the rapidly growing new refugee camp outside Calais, hoping to make it across the English Channel to Britain. (AP Photo/Michel Spingler)

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epa04864917 Migrants cross a road near the Eurotunnel channel tunnel in Coquelles, near Calais, France, 29 July 2015. A Sudanese man, between 25 and 30 years old, was crushed under a truck as up to 1,500 migrants tried to force their way into the tunnel, which links France and Britain under the English Channel. Since the beginning of the year there were more than 37,000 interceptions of migrants in Calais attempting to cross to England, the Eurotunnel operators said 29 July. EPA/YOAN VALAT

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epa04342626 Eritrean migrants get up in the early morning in a camp of Eritrean migrants in Calais, France, 06 August 2014, who are trying to find a way to travel to England. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342625 Eritrean migrants get up in the early morning in a camp of Eritrean migrants in Calais, France, 06 August 2014, who are trying to find a way to travel to England. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342624 Eritrean migrants get up in the early morning in a camp of Eritrean migrants who are trying to find a way to hop on a truck for England from in Calais, France, 06 August 2014. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342623 Two Eritrean migrants return to their camp with fresh water, in Calais, France, 06 August 2014. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342622 An Eritrean migrant gets up in the early morning in the rain at a camp of Eritrean migrants, in Calais, France, 06 August 2014, who are looking for a way to hop on a truck for England. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342621 An Eritrean migrant walks down a street in the industrial area of Calais, France, 06 August 2014. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342618 A migrant from Eritrea prays in the early morning in a camp of Eritrean migrants in Calais, France, 06 August 2014. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

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epa04342620 Three young Eritrean migrants get up in the early morning in a camp of Eritrean migrants, mostly young, who are trying to find a way to hop on a truck for England from in Calais, France, 06 August 2014. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa04342619 Eritrean migrants get up in the early morning in a camp of Eritrean migrants in Calais, France, 06 August 2014, who are trying to find a way to travel to England. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa04342617 A migrant from Eritrea puts on his socks as he get out of his tent in a camp of Eritrean migrants in Calais, France, 06 August 2014. For the past few days, migrants from Sudan and from Eritrea have fought against each other resulting in over 50 persons among them to be injured. According to an Eritrean migrant, the fight started after some Sudanese men attacked Eritrean women, the men then acting in retaliation. The region Prefect has estimated the overall number of migrants to be around 1200 people. Migrants have settled in Calais as a last stop before trying to travel to England. EPA/ETIENNE LAURENT

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER RAEUMUNG

Police officers take positions in a makeshift camp housing hundreds of illegal migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Africa, after French authorities started to clear out camps in the English Channel port city of Calais, northern France, Wednesday, May 28, 2014. French media reports say that Calais authorities wanted the camps cleared out because of a scabies epidemic. (AP Photo/Thibault Vandermersch)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER RAEUMUNG

Police officers take positions in a makeshift camp housing hundreds of illegal migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Africa, after French authorities started to clear out camps in the English Channel port city of Calais, northern France, Wednesday, May 28, 2014. French media reports say that Calais authorities wanted the camps cleared out because of a scabies epidemic. (AP Photo/Thibault Vandermersch)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER RAEUMUNG

Police officers take positions in a makeshift camp housing hundreds of illegal migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Africa, after French authorities started to clear out camps in the English Channel port city of Calais, northern France, Wednesday, May 28, 2014. French media reports say that Calais authorities wanted the camps cleared out because of a scabies epidemic. (AP Photo/Thibault Vandermersch)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER RAEUMUNG

Police officers take positions in a makeshift camp after French authorities started to clear out camps in the English Channel port city of Calais, northern France, housing hundreds of illegal migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Africa, Wednesday, May 28, 2014. French media reports say that Calais authorities wanted the camps cleared out because of a scabies epidemic. (AP Photo/Thibault Vandermersch)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER RAEUMUNG

An excavator destroys makeshift shelters after French authorities started to clear out camps in the English Channel port city of Calais, northern France, housing hundreds of illegal migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Africa, Wednesday, May 28, 2014. French media reports say that Calais authorities wanted the camps cleared out because of a scabies epidemic. (AP Photo/Thibault Vandermersch)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER RAEUMUNG

A French police officer searches the shelter of migrants in their makeshift camp in Calais, northern France, Wednesday, May 28, 2014. French police are clearing out makeshift camps in the English Channel port city of Calais housing hundreds of illegal migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Africa. French media reports say that Calais authorities wanted the camps cleared out because of a scabies epidemic. (AP Photo/Thibault Vandermersch)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION PROTEST

©Alexandre Martin/Wostok Press/MAXPPP.. Paris, France.. 28/05/2011..Manifestation D'ailleurs nous sommes d'Ici, mobilisation nationale et unitaire contre le racisme, contre la politique d'immigration du gourvernement et pour la regularisation des sans-papiers (KEYSTONE/MAXPPP/©Alexandre Martin/Wostok Press )

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02718555 A group of men is watched by a French policeman after 51 Tunisian migrants coming from Italy, have been arrested by French National Police during a police raid at ADOMA, a workers' residence, in Nice, southern France, 05 May 2011. The European Union's executive on 04 May presented plans to strengthen border controls within the bloc, amid criticism from European Socialists that it was caving in to demands from right-wing governments in France and Italy. The move was invoked last week by Italy and France, which in recent weeks have had a high-profile spat over an influx of some 28,000 migrants from North Africa since mid-January. EPA/BRUNO BEBERT CORBIS OUT

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02718552 A group of men is watched by French policemen after 51 Tunisian migrants coming from Italy, have been arrested by French National Police during a police raid at ADOMA, a workers' residence, in Nice, southern France, 05 May 2011. The European Union's executive on 04 May presented plans to strengthen border controls within the bloc, amid criticism from European Socialists that it was caving in to demands from right-wing governments in France and Italy. The move was invoked last week by Italy and France, which in recent weeks have had a high-profile spat over an influx of some 28,000 migrants from North Africa since mid-January. EPA/BRUNO BEBERT CORBIS OUT

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02718556 Two men with their hands cuffed with plastic strips hide their faces while sitting in a bus after 51 Tunisian migrants coming from Italy, have been arrested by French National Police during a police raid at ADOMA, a workers' residence, in Nice, southern France, 05 May 2011. The European Union's executive on 04 May presented plans to strengthen border controls within the bloc, amid criticism from European Socialists that it was caving in to demands from right-wing governments in France and Italy. The move was invoked last week by Italy and France, which in recent weeks have had a high-profile spat over an influx of some 28,000 migrants from North Africa since mid-January. EPA/BRUNO BEBERT CORBIS OUT

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Tunisian migrants are detained by French police in workers' residence, in Nice , southern France, Thursday, May 5, 2011. An estimated 25,000 illegal immigrants from North Africa have crossed into to Italy since Tunisia ousted its longtime dictator in January. Many of the migrants are looking to move to France, and their influx has strained relations between the two European Union member states. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Tunisian migrants are detained by French police in workers' residence, in Nice , southern France, Thursday, May 5, 2011. An estimated 25,000 illegal immigrants from North Africa have crossed into to Italy since Tunisia ousted its longtime dictator in January. Many of the migrants are looking to move to France, and their influx has strained relations between the two European Union member states. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

A Tunisian migrant travelling from the Italian border, is arrested by French police in a worker residence in Nice , southern France, Thursday, May 5, 2011. An estimated 25,000 illegal immigrants from North Africa have crossed into to Italy since Tunisia ousted its longtime dictator in January. Many of the migrants are looking to move to France, and their influx has strained relations between the two European Union member states. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

A Tunisian migrant coming from Italy sits inside a bus after being detained by French police in Nice, southern France, Thursday, May 5, 2011. Many of the Tunisian migrants are looking to move to France, and their influx has strained relations between the two European Union member states. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Tunisian migrants coming from Italy sit in a bus after being detained by French police in Nice, southern France, Thursday, May 5, 2011. Many of the Tunisian migrants are looking to move to France, and their influx has strained relations between the two European Union member states. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Tunisian migrants coming from Italy sit in a bus after being detained by French police in Nice, southern France, Thursday, May 5, 2011. Many of the Tunisian migrants are looking to move to France, and their influx has strained relations between the two European Union member states. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Migrants from Tunisia line up for food in a Paris square, Tuesday, April, 26, 2011. France has harshly criticized Italy for granting temporary residency permits to some 20,000 Tunisian migrants who arrived in Italy since the start of the popular revolt there, and most are reported to want eventually to get to France. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Migrants from Tunisia gathering in a Paris square, Tuesday, April, 26, 2011. France has harshly criticized Italy for granting temporary residency permits to some 20,000 Tunisian migrants who arrived in Italy since the start of the popular revolt there, and most are reported to want eventually to get to France. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

A Migrant from Tunisia displays the French National soccer shirt as he gathers with other migrants in a Paris square, Tuesday, April, 26, 2011. France has harshly criticized Italy for granting temporary residency permits to some 20,000 Tunisian migrants who arrived in Italy since the start of the popular revolt there, and most are reported to want eventually to get to France. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703480 Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (R) and French President Nicolas Sarkozy together with their staff for the family photograph at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703475 French President Nicolas Sarkozy addresses the media during a joint press conference with Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Berlusconi and Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703473 French President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) addresses Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (R) during a joint press conference at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703472 French President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) addresses the media during a joint press conference with Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (R) at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703470 French President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) and Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (R) shake hands at the end of a joint press conference at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703353 Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (R) and French President Nicolas Sarkozy together at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public after Tuesday's meeting a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703352 Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (R) and French President Nicolas Sarkozy together at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Reports state that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on 26 April 2011 to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public after Tuesday's meeting a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, and Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi arrive to give a joint press conference following their meeting at Rome's Villa Madama, Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Italy and France on Tuesday asked the European Union to revise the Schengen treaty allowing for passport-free travel through Europe to take into account "exceptional'' situations like massive immigration flows. Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said they had signed a joint letter to the EU leadership during a summit Tuesday and had appointed officials from each country to work on the issue. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi, right, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy give a joint press conference following their meeting at Rome's Villa Madama, Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Italy and France on Tuesday asked the European Union to revise the Schengen treaty allowing for passport-free travel through Europe to take into account "exceptional'' situations like massive immigration flows. Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said they had signed a joint letter to the EU leadership during a summit Tuesday and had appointed officials from each country to work on the issue. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (L) and French President Nicolas Sarkozy at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on Tuesday to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public after Tuesday's meeting a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO)

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02703262 Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi (L) and French President Nicolas Sarkozy at Villa Madama in Rome, Italy, 26 April 2011. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and French President Nicolas Sarkozy met in Rome on Tuesday to discuss the latest exodus of North African migrants, which has raised questions about the issue of open borders in Europe. Italian and French officials were expected to make public after Tuesday's meeting a plan containing proposed revisions to the European Union's Schengen treaty, which governs travel between its 25 co-signatory nations. Since January's uprising in Tunisia, an estimated 23,000 - mostly young, unemployed male Tunisians - have crossed the Mediterranean and arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa - geographically the closest European Union territory to Tunisia. Italy and France have since been embroiled in a spat over who should accommodate the migrants. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Migrants from Tunisia sit in a Paris square, Tuesday, April, 26, 2011. France has harshly criticized Italy for granting temporary residency permits to some 20,000 Tunisian migrants who arrived in Italy since the start of the year following the popular revolt there; most are reported to want eventually to get to France. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon)

ITALIEN BESUCH FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi, left, shares a word with French President Nicolas Sarkozy prior to their meeting at Rome's Villa Madama, Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Berlusconi goes into Tuesday's summit with his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy with news that should improve the atmosphere: Italy will take part in strategic bombing raids for NATO's Libya mission. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION PROTEST

epa02689308 Front National protesters display flags and banners at the border crossing of Saint Ludovic, outside Menton, France, 15 April 2011. Around 50 members and elected officials of the far right party 'Front National' (FN) demonstrated at the French-Italian border against the crossing of illegal migrants. Due to the increasing influx of illegal immigrants, the French government has drafted one hundred anti -riot policemen from St Laurent du Var, next to Nice, to reinforce the border between Menton, in France, and Ventimiglia, in Italy. They will join the Gendarmerie to help prevent illegal immigrants entering France. Anti-immigration policy has become one of the main issues raised by the FN vis-a-vis the 2011 presidential elections. EPA/MAXPPP/OLIVIER OGERON FRANCE OUT BELGIUM OUT

FRANKREICH MIGRATION PROTEST

French far-right National Front party demonstrators hold banners reading "immigration regularization equal to endless immigration", during protests against Italian government's immigration policy, on the French side of the border between France and Italy, in Menton, Friday, April 15, 2011. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION PROTEST

An unidentified French far-right National Front party demonstrator holds a banner reading "immigration regularization equal to endless immigration", during protests against Italian government's immigration policy, on the French side of the border between France and Italy, in Menton, Friday, April 15, 2011. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italy's Interior Minister Roberto Maroni, left, and France's Interior Minister Claude Gueant attend a press conference at Milan's government office, Italy, Friday, April 8, 2011. Italy and France agreed on Friday to carry out joint sea and air patrols to try to block more Tunisian migrants from sailing to European shores, the Italian interior minister said after meeting his French counterpart. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni) (KEYSTONE/AP/Antonio Calanni)

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi salutes as he arrives for an award ceremony at Rome's Palazzo Chigi, Friday, April 8, 2011. Seeking to defuse a tense border crisis, Italy and France have agreed to joint sea-and-air patrols to try to block new Tunisian migrants from sailing to European shores. Premier Silvio Berlusconi's government has appealed for more solidarity by fellow EU nations on accepting the migrants and helping Italy cope with the deluge. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02675817 Italian Interior Minister Roberto Maroni (L) and French Minister Claude Gueant during a press conference in Milan, Italy, 08 April 2011. They discussed Italian plans to grant thousands of mostly Tunisian immigrants visas to allow them to travel throughout Europe. More than 21,000 Tunisians have arrived in Italy since the January uprising in their country, and according to Italian officials, many of them wish to join relatives who live in France. The Italian officials said this week it had signed an agreement with Tunisia's interim government to eventually repatriate many of the migrants, although details regarding the numbers and a timeframe have yet to be provided. EPA/MATTEO BAZZI

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02675816 Italian Interior Minister Roberto Maroni (L) and French Minister Claude Gueant during a press conference in Milan, Italy, 08 April 2011. They discussed Italian plans to grant thousands of mostly Tunisian immigrants visas to allow them to travel throughout Europe. More than 21,000 Tunisians have arrived in Italy since the January uprising in their country, and according to Italian officials, many of them wish to join relatives who live in France. The Italian officials said this week it had signed an agreement with Tunisia's interim government to eventually repatriate many of the migrants, although details regarding the numbers and a timeframe have yet to be provided. EPA/MATTEO BAZZI

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

epa02675815 Italian Interior Minister Roberto Maroni (L) and French Minister Claude Gueant during a press conference in Milan, Italy, 08 April 2011. They discussed Italian plans to grant thousands of mostly Tunisian immigrants visas to allow them to travel throughout Europe. More than 21,000 Tunisians have arrived in Italy since the January uprising in their country, and according to Italian officials, many of them wish to join relatives who live in France. The Italian officials said this week it had signed an agreement with Tunisia's interim government to eventually repatriate many of the migrants, although details regarding the numbers and a timeframe have yet to be provided. EPA/MATTEO BAZZI

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italy's Interior Minister Roberto Maroni, left, shakes hands with France's Interior Minister Claude Gueant during a press conference at Milan's government office, Italy, Friday, April 8, 2011. Italy and France agreed on Friday to carry out joint sea and air patrols to try to block more Tunisian migrants from sailing to European shores, the Italian interior minister said after meeting his French counterpart. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

ITALIEN FRANKREICH MIGRATION

Italy's Interior Minister Roberto Maroni, left, meets France's Interior Minister Claude Gueant during a press conference at Milan's government office, Italy, Friday, April 8, 2011. Italy and France agreed on Friday to carry out joint sea and air patrols to try to block more Tunisian migrants from sailing to European shores, the Italian interior minister said after meeting his French counterpart. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-03 Wali Allah. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Wali Allah (L), age 13, from Kabul cooking on a wood fire. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-11 Migrants in Calais. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. 22/03/2010. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-02 Migrants in Calais. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

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D 110725-09 Diving. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Going for a swim for lack of a shower. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. 22/03/2010. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-15 Migrants in Calais. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Going for a swim for lack of a shower. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. 22/03/2010. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-12 Migrants in Calais. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. 22/03/2010. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-13 Migrants in Calais. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. 22/03/2010. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)

FRANKREICH MIGRATION LAGER

D 110725-10 Migrants in Calais. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Sean Smith / Guardian. Migrants, some asylum seekers and economic refugees congregate in Calais, France in the hope of getting to Britain. They are now sleeping rough on the streets folowing the closure in 2002 of the Sangatte camp, and subsequent closures of the 'Jungle' settlement by French Police. 22/03/2010. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Sean Smith / Guardian)