Many Doubt Dismantling ‘Jungle’ Camp Will End Calais Migrant Problem

Gulls screech and swoop for scraps of french fries on the parking lot at Calais port, where massive ferries glide out to open water. On a clear day, the white cliffs of Dover can be seen from this northern French town - El Dorado, as far as many migrants here are concerned.   But the Sudanese, Eritreans, Afghans and Syrians packed into a sprawling tent camp nearby - up to 10,000 people, charity groups say - see little beyond the windblown grasses and dirt paths that rains quickly turn...

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