albeit small and sparsely populated, corsica can occasionally erupt into passionate disputes.e small war taking place in a little village on the mountainous island, isn't about its ongoing fight for independence from mainland france. instead, it's over a pig's right to roam. >> gerard alfonsi is attached to the bit of chestnut forest he owns. his ancestors are all buried here near the village of piobetta, and this is where he wants to spend his old age. it could all be so wonderful -- if it weren't for the animals. goats, cows, and even pigs wander freely through alfonsi's garden. >> in the old days, they built walls here to protect the trees. this is where the wall was, but the pigs have rooted around here, destroying the wall and digging up the roots of the tree. now the roots are exposed. >> the former forester belongs to a group of retirees who have returned to piobetta, their home village on corsica, after living elsewhere for decades. while they were away, they say, local farmers simply took over their gardens. the farmers want grazing land for their animals -- and eu su

albeit small and sparsely populated, corsica can occasionally erupt into passionate disputes.mall war taking place in a little village on the mountainous island, isn't about its ongoing fight for independence from mainland france. instead, it's over a pig's right to roam. >> gerard alfonsi is attached to the bit of chestnut forest he owns. his ancestors are all buried here near the village of piobetta, and this is where he wants s to spend his old age. it could all be so wonderful -- if it weren't for the animals. goats, cows, and even pigs wander freely through alfonsi's garden. >> in the old days, they built walls here to protect the trees. this is where the wall was, but the pigs have rooted around here, destroying the wall and digging up the roots of the tree. now the roots are exposed. >> the former forester belongs to a group of retirees who have returned to piobetta, their home village on corsica, after living elsewhere for decades. while they were away, they say, local farmers simply took over their gardens. the farmers want grazing land for their animals -- and eu sub

the only two exceptions being corsica and yield of frauds, the region surrounding the french capitals already at capacity. askedterior ministry has prefectures to indicate how many migrants they can receive. some places are excited to welcome the migrants like the town where some residents rally to show support for their soon-to-be neighbors. >> every commune could easily taken immigrants. it's not a lot to ask. here there are more than 30,000 people who have to be hospitable and provide asylum. >> others do not agree with the relocation plan. one mayor in southern france even stepped down in protest. we stand behind the mayor and other municipal officials because we are taking on more than we can handle. >> while the jungle closes monday, the controversy surrounding it will continue. saw, those we refugees are being bust to towns and villages across france. public opinion is indeed divided as to whether they should be accepted. catherine clifford reports. catherine: this accommodation center set up in a formal mental institution is getting ready to welcome 60 asylum-seekers due to a