Refugees are welcome in the French town of Bray-sur-Seine, but migration is still a hot topic ahead of local elections In Bray-sur-Seine, home to 2,300 people, the local mayor has welcomed refugees to the town, providing a temporary accommodation centre to help them integrate and become autonomous. As he prepares to run for re-election in next month's elections, mayor Emmanuel Marcadet is hopes his efforts are broadly supported by the local population, but some residents feel that bringing refugees to the town will cost him votes. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES