Moroccan police arrested 111 people trying to enter Spain's Ceuta on Saturday.

Many migrants tried to cross into Ceuta two weeks ago, causing tension in Europe. At least 96 people died.

The people arrested were mostly from sub-Saharan Africa.

Moroccan police used tear gas on migrants near the border. Many police officers were in the area.

Journalists were told to leave the area.

Many migrants crossed into Ceuta recently.

Spanish soldiers and police are in Ceuta. The city is calmer now.

Spain has added more police and a barrier to stop migrants. The police will stay as long as needed.

Many migrant children are alone in Ceuta.

The Interior Minister said more police will be sent to Ceuta if needed.

About 5,000 migrants are still in Ceuta. Many are living on the beach.

Migrants who entered illegally will be sent back to Morocco.

Morocco is watching social media for plans of mass crossings.

Security is increased near the border. Police are stopping people from getting on trains and buses.

Some migrants are avoiding checkpoints by taking mountain routes.

Schools are being used for security forces.

Many young migrants are at the beach in Ceuta.

A migrant warned others not to cross the border.

He said crossing is not worth the suffering.

Ceuta is facing a humanitarian crisis.

Another migrant also warned against crossing.

He said there will be no solution for migrants.

Migrants are returning to Morocco due to hunger and hostility.

A migrant said people plan mass crossings together.

A migrant said he risked his life to build a better future.