Shelter For Asylum Applicants Hit By Arson

BAUTZEN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 21: A banner reads: "No person is illegal", which is a slogan common among activists advocating refugee rights in Germany, next to the burnt-out remains of a former hotel that was to soon serve as a shelter for 300 asylum applicants following a fire in the early morning on February 21, 2016 in Bautzen, Germany. Police have confirmed that they are investigating the fire as an arson attack. According to media reports some of those gathered to watch firemen fight the blaze cheered and also attempted to prevent the firemen from extinguishing the fire. Saxony has a disproportionately high rate compared to other German states of violence and protests against shelters used to accommodate refugees and migrants. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)