Ten Years After Calais’s Great Jungle, Migrants Still Risk Channel Crossings
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A decade after authorities dismantled Calais’s Great Jungle camp over seven days in 2016, dozens of smaller camps now line a wider stretch of northern France’s coast and are cleared every 48 hours on average. Migrants continue risking small-boat crossings to reach the United Kingdom.
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