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Migrants arrive at a the southern port of Zarzis, Tunisia, Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2018. Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed said he is allowing 40 migrants who have been kept at sea for two weeks to enter Tunisia "for humanitarian reasons." The migrants reportedly were stranded in the Mediterranean Sea for five days before a Maltese ship picked them up and then transferred them to the Tunisian-flagged commercial boat on July 16. Italy, Malta and France all refused to let the vessel into their ports. (AP Photo/Mounir Beji)
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