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The Spanish mainland (in the distance) is just 25km from Tangiers and there are regular ferry crossings - for those with papers.

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The narrow streets of Tangiers' Medina area used to be full of illegal immigrants - now hundreds have been deported.

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While the police do everything they can to stop illegal immigrants, people openly smuggle goods from tax-free Ceuta into Morocco right next to the official crossing point.

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The migrants living in the mountains can see Ceuta down below.

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The official border crossing point between Africa and "the promised land" is a five minute walk for those with the right papers but a no-go area for illegal immigrants.

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Moussa has so far failed to get past the fence into Ceuta, but will attempt it again.

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The migrants have found running water near their forest camps but there is not enough to wash regularly.

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Those who make it to Ceuta, work out on the beach while their asylum claims are processed...

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... Or telephone friends, family - and immigration lawyers.