ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月7日 09時05分

France has yet to settle on a migration policy: Should it keep the people who trickle across the border from Italy, expel them, deal with them humanely or treat them harshly? Cédric Herrou, a 37-year-old farmer, has come up with a personal response. As the de facto leader of a low-key network of citizen smugglers, he’s helped hundreds of migrants enter France illegally. Often driving the same dilapidated sky-blue van he uses to deliver eggs, Cédric makes regular swoops across the unmanned border to Ventimiglia, Italy. Once there, he picks up migrants from a #RedCross camp and brings them back to his property in the French Alps. “I don’t have a global solution,” Cédric told @ニューヨーク・タイムズ. “But the state is not managing this properly. I think it’s my duty. And I don’t think it’s normal that children have to go through this.” @pierreterdjman photographed a guest at Cédric’s home in the Roya Valley of France. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the French underground railroad that’s moving African migrants.

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