France decided to close "Jungle" camp next Monday



Refugees typically have popular stories in many countries. All these stories have Absolutely different  humanity fields. Additionally, France is one of the most countries that welcomes refugees. However, Today, France asked more 6,900 refugees to migrants next Monday. In fact, the "Jungle" camp , which is in the French port town of Calais, will close soon. Therefore, the authorities have these thousands of refugees two options, which are search asylum in France or return to their country of origin. Nevertheless,there were at least six small fires were spotted within the camp and its outskirts. 



 As a result, the group of police officers came to prevent crowd problems. Also,"there were more than 1,000 riot police officers were deployed to the camp Sunday ahead of the closure", an Interior Ministry spokesman told CNN. The "Jungle" camp's issues will definitely effect on the refugees in France, and they may impact the immigration laws since these refugees  did not respect the France desire to shut down the camp and commitment to the security system.

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