'There is an enemy within': Ceuta returns to normal after migrant crisis, but questions haunt locals

,000 migrants from Morocco entered Ceuta, Spain's North African enclave, triggering a border crisis.

The death toll from the crisis rose to 72 after five more bodies were found along Ceuta's coast.

Spanish police set up a containment barrier and escorted migrants out as shops in Ceuta shut down to cut food supply.

Most migrants returned to Morocco, and conditions in Ceuta have largely returned to normal.

Spanish authorities, including Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, faced political backlash from far-right leaders over the handling of the crisis.