00:00Residents of Ceuta are angry after an unprecedented border crisis saw up to 60,000 migrants flood
00:07from Morocco into the tiny Spanish enclave within a 24-hour period.
00:11The border has since been reinforced and tens of thousands of migrants have reportedly returned
00:16to Morocco voluntarily.
00:17But shops were closed and bread was in short supply as the North African Territory struggled
00:22on Friday to cope with the influx.
00:26This can't be allowed.
00:27I'm not against immigration, but I believe it has to be regulated immigration.
00:32And this isn't regulated.
00:35We neighbors here can't go about our daily lives.
00:38We can't live our lives.
00:39We can't do absolutely anything.
00:41And we're at our wit's end because nobody's helping us.
00:46The influx triggered a political crisis in Madrid with the army mobilized and Prime Minister
00:51Pedro Sanchez calling it a violation of Spain's territorial integrity.
00:56Moroccans who crossed into Ceuta say they had hoped to find better work opportunities
01:00in Spain, but were returning given the mayhem in the enclave.
01:04There's no opportunity here in Morocco.
01:06I am a student here in the high school of teachers in Titouan, but actually there is no chance to
01:14live there.
01:15So that's why.
01:17I spent maybe 14 years for studying, but nothing just sitting in your home or working for 12 hours for
01:28a less salary.
01:30So that's why I come in to here.
01:39Dozens of people are believed to have died in the rush on the border.
01:43There have been mixed reactions to the incident from other European countries, including calls
01:48for Spain to be suspended from the Schengen free movement zone.
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