00:00In a makeshift camp set up on suit as El Trampolin Beach,
00:04hundreds of migrants, mostly of Moroccan origin, are living in tents.
00:08They're reluctant to go to the official reception centres,
00:11following Madrid's announcement of its intention to deport the migrants
00:14who arrived in July via the border with Morocco.
00:18Some in the camp, which is housing many young people,
00:21say they feel stuck and unsure of what's next.
00:29Only Moroccans live here.
00:30We're suffering and we want to get to Europe or find a solution right now.
00:36Here we're all sleeping on the beach and having a really hard time.
00:41We're taking a lot of risks because there are many diseases.
00:46And one person needs a doctor, but he can't find one.
00:50We've been waiting a month, waiting for a solution here, but there isn't one.
00:5821-year-old Hamza Mohamed is among the many Moroccans in the camp.
01:02He says he's hopeful to join his family in Spain and have a better quality of life.
01:07Because I have a family in Spain and in Morocco,
01:14we need the job, we need the money, we need to help my family.
01:21And here in Spain, we can do it.
01:25In Morocco, no.
01:27In Morocco, we can do it.
01:29Tensions in Sota are running high,
01:31weeks after the mass arrival of some 80,000 migrants.
01:34Local residents are demonstrating against what they argue
01:37is the Spanish government's lack of policy.
01:41They are growing up in Yemen,
01:43they are growing up in Romans.
01:43After the massjuice in Spain that is helping others out,
