Residents of Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, took matters into their own hands on August 28th, setting fire to a migrant camp located on a local beach. Waving Spanish flags, the frustrated locals tore down tents and cast the migrants' belongings into the sea.
The action came after residents accused the government of inaction regarding the presence of the camp. The incident highlights growing tensions and frustration among some communities dealing with migration issues.